Michigan’s natural resources received a financial shot in the arm last week when Gov. Rick Snyder signed legislation that revamps the hunting, fishing, and trapping license system, increases many license fees, and is expected to
Just when it looked like Michigan might dodge another go-round with the deer disease epizootic hemorrhagic disease, the DNR received a call about a dead deer in a watershed in the southeast corner of Muskegon
State officials approved changes to pike and muskie regulations that they say will enable the DNR to better manage pike for specific lake conditions, and will protect broodstock and remnant populations of Great Lakes muskies.
As Midwestern seasons for grouse and other upland birds unfold, a hunter ponders solitary days afield.
Bowhunters across the state can anticipate finding favorable conditions for a successful archery season come Oct. 1.
Michigan prepares for second visit from Bassmaster Elite professional anglers
After a two-year effort to have mandatory antler point restrictions implemented across the Lower Peninsula, the future of that push lies in the hands of about 4,000 randomly selected hunters.
The often fatal disease has been discovered in a white-tailed deer in western Michigan.
Discussions are taking place on how to spend money from the highly successful Natural Resources Trust Fund
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