Lansing – Michigan hunters could face more stringent fines for baiting violations under pending legislation in the state House of Representatives. State Rep. Rick Olson, R-Saline, recently introduced House Bill 4927, which would ratchet up
For the second time in a week, DNR announced that charges have been filed involving deer poaching in Illinois. The most recent arrests, which came after a five-month long investigation, involve five men and 31
Lansing – After giving the Legislature time to pass a series of bills that would regulate the swine-hunting industry, the Invasive Species Order Amendment 1 took effect Oct. 1, banning the possession of feral swine
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair High winds have kept anglers grounded on Lake St. Clair and stirred up a lot of muddy water. When the winds lie down and anglers get out, perch have been
Alpena, Mich. – The Natural Resources Commission will vote Nov. 10 on whether to allow baiting of deer in Presque Isle County and the southern portion of Iosco County. The consideration comes after 57 counties
Lansing – A proposal to revamp Michigan spearing and bowfishing regulations, including opening up about half the lakes currently closed to the fishing method, is getting mixed reviews. The Bowfishing Association of Michigan calls the
DISTRICT 1 CO David Miller watched a husband and wife road-hunting team stick a shotgun out of the window of their vehicle at his grouse decoy. He stopped them before they shot, and issued the
DISTRICT 1 CO David Miller had a busy bear opener and wrote tickets for illegal treestands, failing to wear hunter orange, and illegal ORVs. CO Trey Luce ticketed a bear hunter who had failed to
Lansing – Michigan deer hunters could find themselves with an extra $200 bucks in their pockets. On Sept. 23, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development announced an incentive program to encourage more Michigan
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