The Michigan Department of Natural Resources offers the following tips to help prevent issues for wildlife who might be a little too interested in your spooky decorations this Halloween.
Michigan of Natural Resources conservation officers Tim Barboza, Brandon Benedict, and Jeff Ginn were recognized with DNR Lifesaving Awards for their efforts in two separate incidents in Newaygo County. The honors were handed out at
Several changes to statewide and local fishing regulations were approved Oct. 12 by the Michigan Natural Resources Commission during its meeting in Escanaba. The updated regulations, outlined as follows, took effect Friday, Oct. 13, 2023.<br
Ann Arbor Democratic state Rep. Jason Morgan wants to expand state licensed commercial fishing to several species of game fish, but Michigan United Conservation Clubs is mobilizing to prevent that from happening.
Morgan
The conflagration of the ongoing Ukraine-Russian War and now the volatile Israeli-Hamas/Palestinian War is expected to fire a broadside shot at American hunters and firearms enthusiasts.
Firearms-associated chat-rooms – and even firearms industry experts
President Joe Biden has signed the Protecting Hunting Heritage and Education Act, which protects funding for schools that provide hunter education, archery, shooting sports and other programs.
The Oct. 6 signature comes after both
Approximately 11% of Minnesotans over 15 years of age hunted deer in 2022, harvesting about 170,000 animals, roughly 17% of the estimated deer herd. Venison has been popular table fare for centuries. But because venison
Michigan Outdoor News contributing writer Mike Gnatkowski was honored by the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers for some of his writing.
Gnatkowski earned second place honors in the Best of Newspaper-Fishing category for
Many anglers say fall fishing for splake on Lake Superior is an experience unparalleled anywhere else in Michigan. When temperatures begin to drop and leaves start to turn, the splake bite picks up as the
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