DISTRICT 1 CO David Miller received a complaint of a group of hunters camped on commercial forest land, and the complainant also reported seeing two of them on ORVs with an uncased bow and an
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 6, 2018: Tri-Cities WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., The Grand. Essexville. For more info call Jason Maraskine, 989-486-1961. Jan. 13, 2018: State of Michigan PF Banquet, 8:30 a.m., Eagle Eye Conference Center, Bath. For
This is the 11th case of CWD to be confirmed in free-ranging deer in Michigan and second hunter-harvested CWD-positive deer in the county; three additional suspected positive cases in the county awaiting confirmation.
Plymouth, Minn. — With ice creeping in on shorelines across waterways in the Great Lakes states, Outdoor News has kicked off its annual ongoing coverage – tips, gear profiles, advice from the top names in
Wind and rain put a damper on opener.
First ice is approaching fast. Much of the ice belt awaits walkable ice, though some northern lakes have capped over with enough hard water to venture out.
According to Michigan DNR statistics, more than 7,500 people 80 years old or older bought a deer hunting license in 2016 and sales this year point toward that trend continuing.
Pungent, sometimes toxic blobs are fouling waterways from the Great Lakes to Chesapeake Bay.
Michigan’s hunters and anglers have long known the feeling: a deep connection to the state’s forests and waters and a strong desire to conserve them for future generations. Now, the Michigan Wildlife Council is working
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