The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is pleased to announce that the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) has recognized an Atlantic salmon caught at Torch Lake in Antrim County last October as a world record
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – Scientists say the wolves of Isle Royale National Park may go extinct because they are dangerously short of females. Wildlife biologists John Vucetich and Rolf Peterson of Michigan Tech University
Lansing – The spring wild turkey season gets under way in less than three weeks, and gobbler chasers across the state are getting antsy. “I’m excited about the spring season. I’m looking forward to an
Thirteen wild turkey hens that were native to Barry County have been relocated to Oscoda County, the Department of Natural Resources announced today. The trap-and-transfer operation was a joint effort of the DNR, Michigan Wild
Trenton, Michigan – The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge will welcome Boy Scout Troop # 802 of the Huron District within the Boy Scouts of America Great Lakes Council to undertake a shoreline habitat restoration
Gaylord, Mich. – The state’s elk license quota for the 2011 season would be 155 and the October hunt period would be eliminated under a proposal presented to the state Natural Resources Commission last week.
Marquette, Mich. – The Moose Hunting Advisory Council that was provided for in legislation signed by former governor Jennifer Granholm will include two former DNR employees, two members of the Western Upper Peninsula Citizen Advisory
Lansing – The successful and popular Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund is under fire as state legislators take careful aim. A package of bills introduced by state Rep. Dave Agema, R-Grandville, seeks a constitutional amendment
Lansing – State lawmakers are discussing legislation this year aimed at recruiting new hunters, preserving public access, and other measures designed to highlight the state’s natural resources and the businesses that depend on them, officials
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