The Michigan Natural Resources Commission (NRC) yesterday proposed a regulation change to lift the deer baiting and feeding ban in the Lower Peninsula, which has been in effect since 2008. The proposal is not yet
Lansing – Sales of the new state recreation passport – a $10 vehicle pass to state parks, recreation areas, and boat launch sites sold through the Secretary of State – are on pace to exceed
Lansing – Great Lakes anglers are gearing up for what many expect to be another good season of summer fishing. While it’s no secret that the fisheries are changing in many areas of the Great
SOUTHERN LP Irish Hills Area Fishing has been slow in Jackson County. Turkey hunting has been fair. Cool temperatures, high winds, and rain have kept hunting pressure down and gobblers quiet. Knutson’s Sporting Goods, (800)
Minneapolis – At a time when the matter of gray wolf management has moved from U.S. courtrooms to the floors of Congress, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has again announced a proposal to “delist”
DISTRICT 1 CO Mark Leadman is following up on a minnow dealer who failed to renew his license from 2009 despite being warned about this last year. CO Trey Luce has been getting more and
Lansing – Illegal deer-baiting violations initially skyrocketed in 2008 when the state banned deer bait in the Lower Peninsula in response to a captive deer found with chronic wasting disease. But reported baiting violations and
I’ve been disappointed reading many of the comments left by hunters in response to articles published in statewide news media about the meetings on the Lower Peninsula deer baiting ban. So many of those commenting
Berrien Springs, Mich. (AP) – Officials with a southwestern Michigan village support the idea of closing a fish ladder on the St. Joseph River because of the threat from Asian carp. The Herald-Palladium of St.
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