
CWD creeps closer to Michigan
Dreaded animal disease is moving closer to Michigan

Dreaded animal disease is moving closer to Michigan

Game management in Michigan will again be decided at the ballot box rather than through sound scientific principals by skilled wildlife biologists.

The city of Detroit really missed an opportunity earlier this year when it refused to consider allowing the state of Michigan to lease Belle Isle and run it as a state park.

Governor Rick Snyder turned heads last week when he announced plans for a hunting and fishing license fee increase in his proposed budget.

Gov. Rick Snyder’s recent claim that his administration is going to take emergency action to deal with diminishing Great Lakes water levels caused me to raise my eyebrows.

The Michigan Legislature approved legislation in December to establish the gray wolf as a game animal in Michigan and established an advisory board to study options for managing the animals. Governor Rick Snyder was expected
While Michigan’s 96th legislature was busy in late December passing an unbelievable 232 bills during the last few days of the lame duck session, one bill that somehow got left behind by was Senate Bill
It’s hard to know what to think about Senate Bill 3525, The Sportsmen’s Act, which many thought would be passed this fall but was stopped late in November by Republicans who said it violated the
The cost of a Recreation Passport will jump a buck to $11 beginning Jan. 2, 2013. While I have heard from a couple disgruntled readers complaining that the price is on the rise just two
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