Here are the top five trees to plant for wildlife
Christopher Jennings
January 24, 2023
Prioritize getting these five species in the ground when spring rolls around.
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Tips for targeting crappies after dark
Vic Attardo
January 24, 2023
In the daylight, bluegills and bass are as common as flapjacks at IHOP, but if you really want to catch ice crappies,…
Now’s the time to savor the fruits of the hunting experience
Steve Griffin
January 24, 2023
I place a high priority on getting game and fish out of the freezer and onto the table as quickly as possible, balancing old-favorite recipes with exciting new experiments. It’s the culmination of the hunting
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – January 19, 2023 – video
Site Staff
January 23, 2023
A lot of open water in the area here, but those who haven’t put their boats away for the winter are catching fish.
One final waterfowl hunt was a good way to end the Michigan season
Bob Gwizdz
January 23, 2023
The final day of Michigan’s season was a perfect morning for duck hunting, dark and foggy with a stiff wind. After we’d set up a couple dozen duck decoys and twice that many full bodied
After the shot: Hunting’s most crucial moment
Mark Morrison
January 23, 2023
Tips on how to avoid the long track jobs that we as hunters all try to avoid.
Make your venison taste better than ever
Mike Gnatkowski
January 22, 2023
How you handle the meat is the key to having great tasting venison.
Season-ending tips: measuring your 2022 buck
Jeremiah Haas
January 21, 2023
Some organizations value symmetry while others like total inches of antler. Categories usually are separated into “typical” or “non-typical,” with symmetry between the two sides of the animal having value.
Michigan letters to the editor: Too many shooters, not enough hunters
Michigan Letters to the Editor
January 20, 2023
Reader-submitted letters to Michigan Outdoor News.
