Hunted species absent from report on bird declines
Marcus Schneck
December 15, 2022
You won’t find the wild turkey, Canada geese, mallards or any of the hunted bird species on the “tipping point”
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Collaborative efforts bring ray of hope to CWD battle
Russ Mason
December 14, 2022
The disease has been detected in 30 states, four Canadian provinces, three European countries, and South Korea.
Subsurface drones help study, track Great Lakes fish
Mike Schoonveld
December 14, 2022
While there are no operational military submarines in the Great Lakes, the LRUAV (long-range underwater autonomous underwater vehicle) looks similar to the torpedoes we’ve seen in the movies that spurt out of an attack sub
Wooden boat building is alive and well in Cedarville
Tom Pink
December 8, 2022
The secret is the Great Lakes Boat Building School in Cedarville. Established in 2005, it’s the only accredited school specializing in the marine industry in the Great Lakes.
Mixed Bag: Outdoor news items from around Michigan
Staff Report
December 7, 2022
A mixed bag of newsworthy outdoor items from the Dec. 7 Michigan Outdoor News.
Sturgeon stocked in Upper Peninsula’s Cedar River
Jennifer L. Johnson
December 7, 2022
The Cedar River in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has some new residents after the stocking of 123 young-of-the-year lake sturgeon.
Shannon Lott to serve as acting DNR director
Staff Report
December 7, 2022
According to a release, Lott has worked with a broad range of conservation groups and legislators, as well as the Michigan Natural Resource Commission, to guide policies and programs related to outdoor recreation and natural
North Manitou Island firearms deer hunt deemed a success
Alan Campbell
December 7, 2022
“North Manitou just grabs you,” said Brian Zaryczny of Lake Leelanau, who despite less-than-optimal hunting conditions shot a 7-point buck on Nov. 3.
Michigan elk plan is up for approval
Bill Parker
December 7, 2022
State officials have been in the process of updating the management plan for months.
