
State shovelnose sturgeon record broken – again?
The record is “contingent upon genetic verification,” according to the DNR.
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The record is “contingent upon genetic verification,” according to the DNR.

The longhead darter is reportedly so rare that the International Union for Conservation of Nature does not list its status due to a lack of data.

Highlighting a new wild game or fish dish each month.

That’s the case with a lot of the younger walleye fisheries in the state now. Still, while word of a good walleye bite can lure ice anglers from afar, when a North Dakota lake is

The author used to fear the darkness, but now he embraces it.

I can’t understand how anyone could put a fine rifle away without cleaning it or at least giving it a spray with an anti-rust product. Yet, I know guys who, after getting a deer or

Negative publicity about lead ammo is not an assault on my right to hunt or bear arms, it is just factual reporting, common sense and switching would be good for the image of hunting.

CO Luke Robare and Sgt. Jason Becker responded to a call in Rochester Hills in Oakland County and found a buck with a tangled mess of a hammock around the deer’s antlers.

Some of these same tactics and techniques work in the spring, too, so keep this in mind when April and May roll around.
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