Michigan’s minimum winter wolf population remains around 700, though Department of Natural Resources officials have acknowledged that figure will increase during peak spring months.
Tips from DNR conservation officers for Michigan’s firearms deer season include accessing private land only if you have the landowner’s permission, immediately tagging your deer with the proper tag, and shooting only when you have
It is the first CWD-positive wild deer from that county, a finding confirmed by the University of Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Madison, which works with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to identify CWD
Bears from the southern U.P. that have access to cornfields tend to pack on more pounds than those farther north.
Eardley, chairman of the board and owner of Cavallo, a software technology company, succeeds Lesley Love of Detroit, who resigned from the commission in May to pursue her political career and make a run for
Lansing — The DNR manages thousands of miles of state forest roads so hikers, off-road vehicle riders, timber harvesters, tree planters and wildland firefighting crews have a path into the forest.
In 2021, the NRC, in a proactive move to address declining steelhead populations, reduced the daily bag limit from three fish to one between March 15 and May 15 on sections of Bear Creek, and
Veteran bear hunter Jason Morrison and his hunting crew have vowed not to come back to the Gwinn Bear Management Unit’s Rock River Canyon until the Michigan Department of Natural Resources can control wolves. <br
Steelhead regulations are back in the spotlight.
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission has been considering an amendment – with possible action taking place at the Nov. 9 NRC meeting – that would expand
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