
Illegal deer baiting means jail time, $15K fine for Michigan man
Measure of bait on man’s property estimated at two-and-a-half tons.

Measure of bait on man’s property estimated at two-and-a-half tons.

Goose hunting in Michigan helps to keep goose numbers in check, and there are things you can do to help keep geese away from your yard.

Among the initiatives accomplishments, 16 pheasant cooperatives actively are working, with 14 more cooperatives currently in development.

Votes on deer regulations and rules for catching salmon, trout, whitefish and smelt will follow a public comment period.

Michigan’s grouse season runs Sept. 15 to Nov. 14 and Dec. 1 to Jan. 1. Woodcock, a migratory bird, have an abbreviated season, Sept. 23 to Nov. 6.

With a turkey in the freezer and morel mushrooms in the bag, the author has enjoyed some outstanding spring opportunities in Michigan’s great outdoors.

In Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, hunting could return as soon as this fall if federal protections are removed for the predators.

Following up on recent DNR research into deer hunting participation trends, the project was designed to be completed before the 2017-2019 deer hunting regulations are established.

Woodcock are a popular game species in the United States, and in Michigan approximately 26,000 upland bird hunters target them, leading the nation in both the number of hunters and birds harvested.
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