The Michigan Natural Resources Commission spent time at its October meeting reviewing research on deer behavior at bait sites and food plots to better understand factors for disease transmission.
Samantha Courtney, a Michigan DNR
Michigan wildlife officials are asking deer hunters in five southwestern Lower Peninsula counties to help determine whether chronic wasting disease is becoming more prevalent, launching an intensive sampling effort for the 2026 hunting season.
Former professional boxer Mike Hall called and invited me on a fishing trip, asking me if I’d ever caught a flathead catfish. I laughed and told him that I’d never even seen a flathead, let
It’s not too often you hear of a bear with fur other than black being seen or even harvested here in the Upper Peninsula, but this season a group of hound hunters in the Western
Michigan DNR fisheries researchers have a new tool for studying the Great Lakes after a 66-foot research vessel was delivered this summer to the agency’s Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station.
The newly-commissioned Steelhead, built by
Anyone in the market for a new boat or new boat motor has suffered from sticker shock. In many instances, today’s price is double what it cost just 15 years ago. Since 2016, inflation accounts
Stocking a river with 7,500 mussels is a little different than stocking it with fish.
Fish can swim away on their own. Mussels can’t. That’s why Michigan DNR biologists and their federal partners had
A report from hikers on the North Country Trail helped Michigan biologists locate and save 27 threatened lake sturgeon stranded in isolated pools of the West Branch Ontonagon River late this past summer.
The
Michigan lawmakers have been calling on Congress to take action aimed at addressing what they describe as growing problems associated with increasing numbers of double-crested cormorants.
Michigan State Reps. Ken Borton, R-Gaylord, and Alicia
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