
Use these lures and tactics in targeting winter walleyes
With best winter in years for ice fishing, forget the so-called mid-winter ice fishing blues and hit the ice now for heart-of-hard-water fishing.
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With best winter in years for ice fishing, forget the so-called mid-winter ice fishing blues and hit the ice now for heart-of-hard-water fishing.

Muzzleloader hunters checked 13,268 white-tailed deer this year, down from last year’s total of 15,843.

In sub-zero temperatures, wildlife not interested in moving, so you and your canine companions should target the peak hours of the day.

“What we’re trying to build is a series of agritourism experiences that people can have. We’re really trying to create for the hunter and dog a wild-bird experience.”

The sites where the extension applies are the Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area in Clinton County, the Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area in Cass County and the Wayne Fitzgerrell State Recreation

Law change would not impact federally-owned wetlands under Corps of Engineers management.

It could be the city’s biggest hunt if it goes according to plan.

WNV has been confirmed in a handful of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula ruffed grouse, but not yet in Wisconsin ruffies.

This winter’s weather bodes well for outdoors types.
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