Kurt Haroldson, a pheasant researcher for the DNR in Madelia, called it a “welcome change” from last year; “from a pheasant’s perspective, it’s pretty wonderful,” he said.
Lansing – At the December meeting of the state Natural Resources Commission, the Mentored Youth Hunting Program Advisory Group presented recommendations for regulating mentored youth hunting in Michigan. The work group will draft a Wildlife
Lake Orion, Mich. – There was no shortage of big stories in 2011. From the U.S. Forest Service’s announcement that it would consider a ban on gun hunting and snowmobiling in parts of the Huron-Manistee
Hunting season would have to come from Legislature St. Paul – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service late last month announced the delisting of gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region, the third time
“Good morning honey. Well, go get that big buck. Be careful, I love you lots! XOXOXO” Brookville, Pa. – That was the note Rena Altman left for her husband of 22 years, Dave Altman, on
Harrisburg – Sportsmen might soon have a new voice with the Gov. Tom Corbett administration. And not a moment too soon. Just before Christmas, Corbett’s staff invited representatives from a number of organizations – the
It has been over a month since Rep. Mike Hanna introduced HB 2034, and other lawmakers are beginning to weigh in on the bill’s merits and its chance of passage.
Comes after cases of illegal licenses being sold in Ohio Columbus – The DNR Division of Wildlife has now put in stone what has been implied regarding state wildlife officers assisting nonresidents to acquire resident
Columbus – While fisheries management carves a large slice out of the Ohio Division of Wildlife’s fiscal pie, the state’s hunters still contribute more apples. For fiscal year 2011 – which ran July 1, 2010
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