
Bill OK’d to let 10- to 13-year-olds hunt on public land
Supporters say the bill would fix an oversight because youth hunters already can hunt on private land open to the public but not other public land.

Supporters say the bill would fix an oversight because youth hunters already can hunt on private land open to the public but not other public land.

I’ve had cabin fever after a long winter before, but nothing has compared to this year, and it has nothing to do with how long the winter has been here in the north country. Make

Thanks to some adaptive calling, Michigan’s turkey hunting season off to a good start.

Method has drawn scorn from some lawmakers who find the idea of tranquilizing and surgically neutering wildlife inappropriate. Now, they hope the practice is seeing its final years in Michigan.

State DNR supervisor says things looked good for the U.P. deer herd a month ago. But the situation has deteriorated as winter has held on.

One of the highlights of deer hunting is sharing bounty with family and friends.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A report says the contractor overseeing Ann Arbor’s deer management program significantly overestimated the animal’s population last year in the city. The Ann Arbor News reports that White Buffalo Inc. believed

Pare down your selection for this spring hunting season to maximize your gobbler conversations.

Boost your gobbler-hunting odds this spring by splurging on a quality fake wild turkey decoy.
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