A Clinton County, Mich., man faces dozens of firearm and wildlife violations after he reportedly filmed himself poaching deer at night last year and leaving them to rot.
Thomas House, 26, was arraigned July
Michigan waterfowl hunters will have fewer chances to participate in daily permit drawings at some of the state’s most popular managed hunting areas this fall as DNR scales back operations because of declining revenues, rising
Though not a part of Michigan’s wilderness, an unusual whitetail buck named Zeus continues to draw attention of hunters and wildlife fans across Michigan.
Hunters can only dream about what it would be like
On July 24, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published notice of a 14-day public comment period regarding drain tile setbacks on private lands adjacent to federal wetland easements. While the agency has yet to
The Michigan DNR recognized two volunteers for their years of service and dedication to the state’s hunter safety education program during the July meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission in Lansing.
Conservation groups, K-12 students and landowners across the Upper Peninsula are expected to improve hundreds of acres of white-tailed deer habitat this year after receiving state grants generated from deer hunting license revenue.
The Michigan Duck Hunters Association Duck Stamp Contest judging will take place Saturday at noon in the park’s Saginaw Bay Visitor Center. All contest entries will be on display for the public. The Michigan Duck
Amid high winds and rough water on Lake Huron near Harrisville the afternoon of July 22, Michigan DNR conservation officers rescued two men after their sailboat flipped, as well as a paddle boarder and kayaker
Solving one of the biggest wildlife mysteries in the state will take this and that – and a whole lot of help from hunters, trappers and other folks who spend time outdoors
Michigan DNR
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