Outdoor News buyers’ guide: Tackle storage
Dan Durbin
February 14, 2023
A look at better storage options for today’s better fishing tackle.
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Star Watch: Navigating the night sky
Bob Drieslein
February 14, 2023
Finding your way around the night sky is easy with help from a few key guideposts, like Orion the Hunter, which we discussed last time. Orion will be high in the southern sky for most
Listen to what turkeys are saying to become a better hunter
Gene Kroupa
February 13, 2023
Turkey hunters are pretty good at talking like a turkey, but not so much at listening. This trait can lead to false hopes and unfilled tags when keen listening could be the key to dropping
Michigan man who cut straps on fellow hunter’s treestand pleads guilty in harassment case
DNR Report
February 11, 2023
Thomas Steele III, 23, of Chelsea, is serving a 60-day sentence in the Marquette County Jail after pleading guilty to intentionally sabotaging a hunter’s treestand.
Case includes ongoing harassment of a hunter on public
Michigan Natural Resources Commission eyes bear regulation changes
Victor Skinner
February 11, 2023
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is considering a slate of changes to bear regulations for the 2023-24 seasons, with broad support from hunting groups.
Michigan Outdoor News fishing and hunting report — Feb. 11, 2023
Staff Report
February 11, 2023
The best ice conditions are in the Upper Peninsula.
Rising success rates for Michigan bear hunters could mean fewer licenses in some units
Victor Skinner
February 11, 2023
The Michigan DNR is proposing a slight increase in the desired state bear harvest for the next two years, though with fewer licenses in many bear management units.
Understanding the latest underwater technology
Dan Durbin
February 11, 2023
Breaking down the four main sonar technologies and how they might improve your fishing.
A look at the history of readhead ducks after thousands flock to Michigan’s Straits of Mackinac
Tom Pink
February 10, 2023
I was heartened to see at least one duck hunter on social media encourage bird watchers to buy federal waterfowl stamps to ensure that redheads and other waterfowl continue to thrive.
