Have you ever noticed that when certain interest groups whine about the use of public forests, it’s always the hunters who are shoved to the side? Think about it – when was the last time
Tests conducted this fall have not shown the presence of environmental DNA (eDNA) for either bighead or silver carp in Michigan waters, according to results received by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (AP) – The U.S. Forest Service has rescheduled public meetings to discuss a proposed ban on firearm hunting and snowmobile use in the Huron-Manistee National Forest. Detroit-area lawyer Kurt Meister successfully argued before
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment reminds everyone that Winter Free Fishing Weekend is scheduled for Saturday, Feb 19, and Sunday, Feb. 20. On that weekend, everyone – residents and non-residents alike –
Lansing – State fisheries officials plan to stock as many as 20,000 native Great Lakes muskies this year after a series of disease-related delays set the program back a decade. Department of Natural Resources and
DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Bacon and Sgt. Marc Pomroy set up surveillance on two anglers fishing on a remote section of an Iron County lake, and upon checking the fishermen, tickets were issued for fishing
Harrisville, Mich. – A new study shows the collapse of the chinook salmon fishery in Lake Huron has equated to millions of dollars in losses for charter boat operators and port cities in recent years.
Lansing – The number of hunting-related firearms accidents continued its downward trend in 2010, despite a spike in fatalities, according to a document released last week by the state DNRE. The total number of firearms
Banquets/Fundraisers. Feb. 5,: Northland WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Gaylord Eagles #1825. For more info call Fred Webber, 989-619-3481. Feb. 5: NTWF Grand Valley Banquet, 4 p.m., Wyoming Knights of Columbus. For more info call Joe
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