
Michigan’s late antlerless deer season begins Monday
A valid private-land antlerless deer license is required for this season, which runs through Jan. 1, 2017.

A valid private-land antlerless deer license is required for this season, which runs through Jan. 1, 2017.

National Park Service is considering four alternatives — two that would include relocating wolves to Isle Royale, and two that would mean doing nothing, basically letting nature take its course regarding the dwindling wolf population
Because of a 2016 calendar that includes 53 Fridays this year, Michigan Outdoor News must alter its print schedule during the holidays. This means that readers will have a three-week gap between Issue 26, 2016
DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Lasanen and Sgt. Grant Emery were working together during the firearm deer season. Lasanen and. Emery stopped to check a campsite to see how the hunters did in the morning hunt.

Two Michigan deer hunters face thousands of dollars in fines and restitution for illegally killing elk during the firearms deer season in Montmorency County.

Whether it’s fishing, hunting, hiking or snowmobiling the Lake Gogebic area offers lots of adventure.

Outdoor and sportsmen’s groups offer upbeat response to President-elect Trump’s top administrator of America’s public lands

The ice formula guru, “Tackle” Terry Tuma answers the toughest angling questions from rank-and-file outdoorsmen for this winter’s hottest sport on hard water.

Will the fourth time be the charm? Michigan lawmakers again on the move to authorize a wolf hunt in the state.
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