Lansing – Hog-hunting and hog-breeding facilities might not remain unregulated for much longer. At a recent meeting of the state Natural Resources Commission, a DNRE workgroup presented recommendations for regulating sporting swine (feral hog) facilities.
Stokes named as next DNR director Lansing (AP) – Gov.-elect Rick Snyder said recently he’s changing the setup of state government to include a six-person super-cabinet responsible for keeping his initiatives on track. As part
We found this news to be of potential great concern to all hunters, whether they hunt on public lands or not. This is from the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance. Read it, and see what you think…
Here is an editorial that comes to us through the AP, via the Times Herald, on the asian carp issue threatening the Great Lakes region. Even if you suspect someone wants to kill you, it
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment Director Rebecca Humphries has signed an order to make feral swine and wild boar an invasive species in Michigan. Humphries gave the order an effective date of July
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment officials announced today that a portion of state snowmobile trail #2 has been closed in Schoolcraft County due to a change in private land use permission on approximately
By The Associated Press Michigan officials say hunters killed roughly as many deer during the November firearms season as they did in 2009. The Department of Natural Resources and Environment estimates the total at around
By PATRICIA ECKER Morning Sun (Mount Pleasant) CLARE, Mich. (AP) – Sarah Youngs’ hobby turned into her profession, as a taxidermist for Jay’s Sporting Goods in Clare, where on the third day of firearm deer
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment is pleased to offer a “Winter Discovery Weekend” Jan. 28-30 at the Ralph A. MacMullan Conference Center in Roscommon. The event is part of the Becoming an
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