Gobbler shells: Wild turkey seasons begin soon across the country
Site Staff
March 7, 2014
Thinking Turkey: Take a look at the latest gobbler loads before you rise and shine this turkey season.
Fishing
Cardinals, chickadees, and red-tails staking out spring territory
Site Staff
March 7, 2014
It’s sub-zero weather yet that cardinal is singing up a storm. What gives?
License increase kicks in March 1
Site Staff
February 27, 2014
New fees for hunting, fishing, and off-road vehicle licenses will take effect March 1 as part of legislation passed last year that directs new revenue into improving habitat, hiring conservation officers and biologists, and an
Whitetail poachers to face stiffer penalties
Site Staff
February 27, 2014
Trophy whitetail poachers could face substantially larger penalties if caught under new poaching and trespassing laws recently approved by Gov. Rick Snyder.
2013 hunting season is one of safest on record
Site Staff
February 27, 2014
Despite nine hunting accidents, including one fatality, throughout all of the 2013 seasons, hunting continues to be one of the safest outdoor recreational activity in the state.
Top secrets of successful late-ice northern pike anglers
Site Staff
February 22, 2014
Some of the best fishing of the year for aggressive freshwater pike is exploding under the ice
Latest Pure Michigan Hunt winners take home their prizes
Site Staff
February 20, 2014
Bill Kring of Cadillac, Bruce Shaneour of Osseo and Frank Zrepskey of Algonac, the most recent winners of the Pure Michigan Hunt drawing
Whitetail housing: The habitat issue affects more than ducks and pheasants
Site Staff
February 14, 2014
Deer habitat: In the whitetail woods, a little chainsaw sweat equity goes a long way toward more deer.
Global warming alarmists need to focus on real issue: air pollution
Site Staff
February 14, 2014
Climate change discussion makes mistake of positioning arguments in terms of single-digit temperature changes that are decades or centuries away.
