Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to order the immediate closure of shipping structures near Chicago to contain the ravenous Asian carp, before authorities said DNA from the invaders had
Lansing – A review of the state’s Deer Range Improvement Program (DRIP) has confirmed what many sportsmen feared:_Restricted DRIP funds have not been used entirely for their intended purpose. DRIP funds are generated directly from
Lansing – Rebecca Humphries has been appointed director of the new Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DNRE). Gov. Jennifer Granholm announced in October her commitment to combining the Department of Natural Resources and
Escanaba, Mich. – Time behind bars and thousands of dollars in fines and restitution were handed down on two Delta County men convicted of using illegal gill nets last fall. The sentencings took place in
Marquette, Mich. – The low roar heard throughout Michigan’s lakes and marshes this fall was likely the grumbling from duck hunters about the poor season. According to officials and hunters, once the Great Lakes Basin’s
Lansing – More than 3,500 free-ranging and captive white-tailed deer in Michigan have been checked for chronic wasting disease, and so far only one has tested positive. In 2009, the first full year of testing
Gladstone, Mich. – Recently passed legislation will continue the Natural Resources Commission’s authority to regulate supplemental deer feeding in the Upper Peninsula, the first step in a new approach to help the northern herd through
DISTRICT 1 CO Jared Ferguson was following up on complaints in Iron County when he located an ORV trail leading to a treestand on state land. Ferguson contacted the hunter who stated he had hunted
Atlanta, Mich. – Out of breath and down on one knee to steady his aim, Hillman resident Bill Koenig needed just one shot to drop a huge bull elk during Michigan’s recent December season. “I
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