
Hydrologists solve mystery of Devil’s Kettle waterfall
Waterfall that famously “disappears” into a hole at Judge C.R. Magney State Park soon re-enters the river from underground.
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Waterfall that famously “disappears” into a hole at Judge C.R. Magney State Park soon re-enters the river from underground.

The Michigan Wildlife Cooperatives program promotes development and growth of wildlife cooperatives in Michigan, with a primary focus on deer and pheasants.

New or modified regulations established for various fish species and methods of take.

Remaining licenses will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis beginning March 15.

Donation expands conserved property in Addison County by 37 acres, bringing total to 2,895 acres.

It’s about 3,000 fewer than were reported in 2015, but nearly identical to the 2014 harvest.

The season as a whole was fairly successful, with spearers harvesting 847 sturgeon this year, exceeding the 703 sturgeon taken last year.

That was the last time I’ll be driving the truck on the ice this year, though, unless we get another prolonged period of cold weather.

Based on the Fish & Wildlife Department’s recommendation, 63 bulls-only permits will be issued for the regular hunting season and 17 bulls-only permits for the archery hunting season.
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