
DNR says elk must ‘leave home’
Like that 20-something youngster who finds living with parents an overly comfortable lifestyle, Wisconsin’s elk seem not one bit interested in what lies beyond their current habitat – so the DNR is moving some of
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Like that 20-something youngster who finds living with parents an overly comfortable lifestyle, Wisconsin’s elk seem not one bit interested in what lies beyond their current habitat – so the DNR is moving some of

19 shooting-related incidents include two fatalities

Proposal would create uniform regulations with N.J., Conn.

Issuing agents slowly coming online across N.Y.

Deer hunters have a number of opportunities in coming weeks to tell the DNR what they think about deer numbers in the state.

Many of us have fond memories of our hunting forays as youth, with our first game animal being the wily rabbit.

The estimated population of moose in the northeastern part of the state is up from last year, but wildlife officials caution the downward trend remains the same.

Emergency deer feeding in the northeastern part of the state will commence later this month or early next, marking the first time since the mid-1990s the state has fed wild deer.

Bill Kring of Cadillac, Bruce Shaneour of Osseo and Frank Zrepskey of Algonac, the most recent winners of the Pure Michigan Hunt drawing
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