Lansing – Anecdotal evidence suggests state programs designed to recruit and retain Michigan hunters may be helping slow a continued decline among youth participation in hunting. Popular youth deer and waterfowl seasons, well-attended hunting clinics,
Lansing – Proposed legislation would expand the purposes for which the DNR must use part of the money hunters pay for turkey licenses, and require the agency report annually on its use of those funds.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Oct. 1: Clinton County WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Fountain Hall. For more info call Dave Madar, 989-224-1351. Oct. 1: Big Bear Sportsmans Club, 6 p.m., Onekama Lions Pavillion. For more info call Dave Somsel,
DISTRICT 1 CO Trey Luce assisted local deputies with a report of a deceased person found in the woods near Michigamme. Apparently the subject accidentally had cut himself in the neck and chest while operating
Lansing – An early season bear hunt turned into a terrifying encounter for a 49-year-old hunter from Shepherd who was attacked in his treestand by a 220-pound female black bear. According to DNR officials, the
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
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