We’re all about breaking down barriers to newcomers, so we like this article from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks… A few days ago a co-worker, commenting on the breeding duck population surveys this year, told
DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Bacon contacted a group of anglers fishing in a bay off of Way Dam. The boat operator initially stated that they’d only caught a few perch. However, a check of the
Croswell, Mich. – With some pre-season scouting and preparation, bowhunters can expect to find more deer than last year when heading afield with bow in hand this October. According to Brian Fawley, DNR research biologist,
Banquets/Fundraisers. Sept. 16: Cascades Friends of NRA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Davis Banquet Hall. For more info call Laurie Smith, 517-414-3016. Sept. 20: Capital Area Friends of NRA Banquet, 5:30 p.m, Ingham Co. Fairgrounds, Mason. For
Lansing – State officials are proposing new bowfishing and spearing regulations they say will simplify current rules and expand opportunities for the unique sports. A proposal for new spearing and bowfishing regulations, which was introduced
The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians just announced this month that its Inland Conservation Committee voted to oppose Michigan’s proposed moose hunt. The tribe’s new chairman, Joe Eitrem, was quoted in the news
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $4.7 million in grants to groups and government agencies in Michigan for Great Lakes cleanup projects. A dozen grants are being parceled out
During late summer and early fall patterns, walleyes can be deep, shallow or anywhere in between. If I’ve tried to convey one message to other anglers the past few years about fall walleye fishing, it’s
DISTRICT 1 COs Dave Painter and Brian Bacon contacted two anglers at a trout lake in Iron County. After speaking with the two subjects, the COs found more than just a fish story. The subjects
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