
Tree stand safety begins now
Don’t wait for the deer-hunting season to arrive before taking steps to ensure your safety when you step into a tree stand.

Don’t wait for the deer-hunting season to arrive before taking steps to ensure your safety when you step into a tree stand.

Ask Michigan residents what comes to mind when hearing the word “wildlife,” and – depending on which part of the state they live in – you likely would get quick answers including deer, elk, turkey,

The action is largely a formality, as the last known member of the population was seen in 1938. But it was necessary because a species can be listed as endangered only if it’s believed to

It predicts Lake Superior will break a record high level set in the mid-1980s; environmental regulators warn of shoreline erosion in some places on Great Lakes.

An Allegan County man has pleaded guilty to deer poaching as the result of an investigation by Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers. Colton Anderson, 22, of Plainwell was sentenced Jan. 18 in Allegan

The recovery of a tiny bird in Michigan could be derailed by another threatened bird. The endangered piping plover went from 18 breeding pairs in 1993 to roughly 75 pairs in 2016 in the Great

It could be the city’s biggest hunt if it goes according to plan.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 20: Lower Central Mitten RGS Banquet, 5 p.m., Red Fox sportsman Club, Jonesville. For more info call Marty Blashfield, 517-740-2277. Jan. 20: Mid UP RGS Banquet. For more info call Reg Durant, 906-250-8018.
DISTRICT 1 CO David Miller worked an ironic stolen trap complaint in Baraga County. The complainant, whose trap was stolen, had collected a unique hat and sunglasses left at the scene of the trap theft.
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