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Muzzleloader kill up over 2012’s figures

Successful hunters checked 21,555 white-tailed deer during the 2013 muzzleloader season, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife. Muzzleloader season concluded on Tuesday, Jan. 8.

Strickland sounds off on gun rights

A former Ohio governor whose political career was built with help from the National Rifle Association said that it’s time to bring gun rights advocates, the entertainment industry and politicians together to reduce violence after

DOW chief lays down 2013 goals

With a year that saw the DNR Division of Wildlife’s reputation tarnished by internal scandal, the agency’s chief, Scott Zody, is looking forward to burnishing the image of his agency in 2013.

Gun deer season’s safest on record

Michigan’s 2012 firearms deer season was the safest on record, with just three firearms-related injury incidents and zero fatalities.

Mousie mystery: Why is there a shortage of bait?

Midwest ice anglers may have to do without – or at least severely limit their use of – one of their panfishing favorites this ice season. For the second season in a row, the supply

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