
Animal cruelty charges raise other concerns
Two Detroit-area men face felony animal cruelty charges after officials allege they poached a deer in the city of Warren.

Two Detroit-area men face felony animal cruelty charges after officials allege they poached a deer in the city of Warren.

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

Dwayne Etter is looking for a few good bears – denned bears, that is. Now that it’s winter, he hopes to collar some.

An information-packed, 100-plus pages of data regarding hunting, fishing, and wildlife watching was released late last month by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and came with an upbeat message for sportsmen and women across

State records were shattered, wolves were delisted, Asian carp eDNA was found in the Great Lakes, and EHD returned with a vengeance.

A revised state plan for stocking 1 million fewer chinook salmon in Lake Michigan next year is drawing the ire of some anglers who are claiming to have been misled.

Sportsmen and women across the country celebrated recently when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released preliminary results from a survey indicating that participation in hunting, fishing, and wildlife-related recreation was on the rise

The string of 11 consecutive years of hunters killing more than 2,000 black bears in Michigan likely has come to an end.

Ice anglers aren’t the only ones who should be wishing for a typical, cold Michigan winter. Deer hunters might well have the same hopes.
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