DISTRICT 1 CO Mark Leadman seized several illegal snares he found on public land. He then received a complaint about stolen snares on public land. CO Leadman contacted the complainant, conducted an interview, and obtained
Banquets/Fundraisers March 30: Tustin WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Kettunen Center. For more info call Jim Kurdziel, 231-894-1515. March 30: Tri-County Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Michigan Tech University. For more info call Julie Sorockman, 906-370-9477.
Michigan turkey hunters have tagged more than 30,000 gobblers each spring since 2000 and should continue that trend – weather-permitting – in the upcoming season, which begins April 22
If a wolf hunt is recommended for Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, it will have a different intent and scope than both supporters and opponents of such an event might have had in mind
When considering Saginaw Bay walleyes, fisheries managers just might have to think of them more like salmon, or steelhead trout, or lake trout.
Lake St. Clair Shore ice is shot on Lake St. Clair, and ice fishing has pretty much ended. A few coyotes have been shot in rural Macomb and St. Clair counties. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586)
Saginaw Bay Area Ice was falling apart on Saginaw Bay last week, but a few anglers were walking out at the Bay City State Park and catching a fair number of perch and walleyes in
Indian River Ice conditions were holding on pretty well last week on Burt and Mullett lakes, but fishing pressure has been light. Coyote hunting remains good. Pat & Gary’s Party Store, (231) 238-6776. Kalkaska Area
Michigan trappers are seeing a jump in fur prices this year for most species, continuing a trend seen in recent years that’s been fueled by overseas buyers.
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