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Common-sense tactics involving little money or effort might help you get a little closer to your quarry.
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Common-sense tactics involving little money or effort might help you get a little closer to your quarry.

Caught on Lake Ottawa, the fish weighed 6.36 pounds and measured 21.8 inches.

Michigan Cleaner Lake Erie through Action and Research partnership includes farmers, agricultural and environmental leaders, universities, conservationists, landscape professionals, energy leaders, tourism and economic development interests, and more.

Dave McCarthy has been a patient deer hunter, if nothing else. The bowhunter from Rantoul has been wanting to harvest a Pope and Young buck for decades, and last week his hard work — and

The state Department of Environmental Conservation this week released a draft recovery plan to restore self-sustaining populations. The plan was last updated 12 years ago.

Nine of the killed moose reportedly failed to comply with antler restrictions.

Action on a recent Michigan waterfowl hunt was so fast and furious that the hunters had little time to visit and catch up.

Savvy birdwatchers know that many avian species, from chickadees to robins, will kick in the tunes during the shorter days of fall.

Officials says he hopes to come up with a short-term solution and then fix the law when the Legislature reconvenes in January.
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