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
For anyone looking for an unusual and inexpensive way to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Michigan, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment offers “Shoe Year’s Eve,” a great opportunity to grab the GPS, explore
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox has challenged President Obama to confront the threat of Asian carp by at least temporarily closing locks in Chicago after a Dec. 2 decision by a federal judge to deny
Lansing – For the 10th straight year, bear hunters in Michigan killed more than 2,000 bruins during the 2010 fall season. DNRE bear specialist Adam Bump told Michigan Outdoor News that preliminary numbers as of
Lansing – Michigan fisheries officials have proposed a new system for setting walleye bag limits on Lake Erie based on the state’s share of the lake’s total allowable catch, a figure set by a joint
By KATHY BARKS HOFFMAN Associated Press LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Gov.-elect Rick Snyder said Tuesday he’s changing the setup of state government to include a six-person super-cabinet responsible for keeping his initiatives on track. As
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