Deer sterilizations complete, but culling drawing protests in Ann Arbor
Effort is expected to decrease local deer population about 20 percent a year.
Effort is expected to decrease local deer population about 20 percent a year.

Two meetings scheduled for interested landowners, hunters and deer farmers.

Students across U.S. and internationally have the opportunity to earn prizes and recognition while learning about state-fish species, behaviors, aquatic habitats, and conservation.

Authorities are urging people to use caution on the ice, since recent warmer temperatures have left it unstable in many places.

Invasive fish has been found in Lakes Erie, Michigan and Ontario, although it’s uncertain how many there are or how widely they have spread.

Michigan man, 78, has been carving fish decoys for most of his life

A snowshoe hike in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula turns up signs of showshoe hare, grey squirrels, deer, fox and beaver.

The recent warm-up provides a great chance to remove your treestands and give them a safety check before next deer-hunting season.

Creel clerks collecting angler information this winter
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