Lansing – State lawmakers are discussing legislation this year aimed at recruiting new hunters, preserving public access, and other measures designed to highlight the state’s natural resources and the businesses that depend on them, officials
Lansing – The Department of Natural Resources and Environment reminds anglers that the dates for mandatory ice shanty removal are approaching. Anglers are required to remove shanties as soon as the ice is unsafe to
I heard a news report on the radio the other day that said a poached wolf had been found in Chippewa County. It struck me as curious because I’d never tried poached wolf – I’ve
A Bay City man has pled guilty to charges of illegally killing three wolves in Mackinac County in January. William Hayward, 58, also pled guilty to malicious destruction of property for destroying two tracking collars
SOUTHERN LP Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair, but a lot of small fish are being caught. Minnows and spikes are both producing good results. Anglers report a decent
Banquets/Fundraisers. Feb. 19: St. Cornelius Wild Game Dinner, 4:30 p.m., Imlay City’s Knights of Columbus Hall. For more info call Joe Mindelli, 810-796-2025. Feb. 19: Richmond Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Maniaci. For more info
Lansing – More muskie stocking could take place in lakes around the state, and trophy pike lakes could be established if anglers decide that’s what they prefer. Those are a couple of considerations presented in
Baraga, Mich. – The state DNRE is again accepting applications for grants to fund deer habitat improvement projects in the Upper Peninsula after several promising endeavors in 2010. The department will partner with conservation groups
Editor’s note: This is first of a two-part series that examines how hunting regulations play a role in the fight against bovine tuberculosis in northeast Michigan. Alpena, Mich. – Last year’s regulations that established antler
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