
Here’s to hunter safety instructors
Michigan’s hunter safety program has helped reduce the number of hunting casualties in Michigan.

Michigan’s hunter safety program has helped reduce the number of hunting casualties in Michigan.

Some environmentalists said the new findings mean the state should revisit the health advisory over a wider fishing area.

Wisconsin Outdoor News‘ Kristen Monroe interviews the voice of Bass Pro Shops, Larry Whiteley, about Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife Museum. Wonders of Wildlife Museum celebrates people who fish, hunt and act as stewards to

Roughly 30,000 people buy fur harvester licenses in Michigan every year, about half of whom are trappers.

Wakefield and Watersmeet check stations help ‘Keep the U.P. CWD free’ efforts.

State fisheries managers recently ended a trout stocking program in Lake Superior because hatchery-raised fish are no longer necessary to increase the population.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Nov. 11: Chippewa Snow Chasers WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., American Legion, Hulbert. For more info call Meike Brelsford, 906-437-5369. Jan. 6, 2018: Tri-Cities WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., The Grand. Essexville. For more info call
DISTRICT 1 Sgt. Grant Emery was working the Ontonagon River in Ontonagon when a sheriff deputy requested assistance with a peregrine falcon that was perched on a SUV in downtown Ontonagon. Emery responded to find
SOUTHEASTERN LOWER Lake St. Clair Fishing pressure has been very light on Lake St. Clair. Perch fishing has been good when anglers can find some clean water. High winds had muddied things up pretty good
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