The number of black bears registered by hunters in Michigan continued to climb during the 2022 seasons, according to preliminary figures from the DNR, even though state-issued license numbers remained the same as in 2021.<br
The goal was to solidify existing knowledge of the impacts and call for further research in many areas.
Outdoor-related news items from across Michigan published in the April 14, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
The black bear’s winter slumber will soon be over and the species will begin looking for food to replenish their bodies. As they search for nourishment, remember that human behavior affects bear behavior.
Outdoor news items from beyond Michigan published in the April 14, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
The National Whitetail Deer Education Foundation recently announced plans to expand through the addition of a second Deerassic Park in Michigan.
Since its inception in 1996, the National Whitetail Deer Education Foundation has worked
Efforts are underway to save the Cornwall Creek Flooding dam in the heart of Pigeon River Country, but the uphill effort is not expected to prevent a drawdown scheduled for this summer.
Local residents
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is expected to approve a series of proposals for the 2023 state waterfowl season when it meets in Lansing on April 13. Following a relatively dismal 2022 season, waterfowl biologists
In recent years, anglers had challenged findings of the annual prey fish surveys stating they saw more alewife than the surveys indicated were present. Anglers contended Lake Michigan could support more Chinook salmon than were
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