Michigan’s hunters and anglers have long known the feeling: a deep connection to the state’s forests and waters and a strong desire to conserve them for future generations. Now, the Michigan Wildlife Council is working
As crops disappear, engage the dog in a search for upland birds in traditional public lands cover like cattail sloughs and brushy thickets.
Michigan’s hunter safety program has helped reduce the number of hunting casualties in Michigan.
Deer harvest numbers about the same as last year.
Interior secretary ordered a reassessment of sage grouse protection plans.
The Mineral Point farm has been quarantined but reportedly is still open because properly handled dead animals leaving the premises do not pose a risk of spreading the disease.
Researchers do not have an answer yet for why the herd has experienced this latest growth spurt.
Would force law enforcement to ignore wolf killings, unless the federal government removes the animals from the endangered species list.
Open water within driving distance? Then follow these tips for productive casting and functional, safe boating all winter long.
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