Fishing
Stephen Hamrick wins 2015 Minnesota pheasant stamp competition
Lakeville resident won 2003 pheasant state stamp as well as past turkey, waterfowl, and trout and salmon state contests
Releasing a dog from a foot-hold trap
Our fields, forests, and streams are shared by many individuals who have one important thing in common: They deeply love the outdoor opportunities the state has to offer.
Bowhunting's 'stuff' a lengthy list
Gearing up for another archery season
Thinking wood ducks, teal, and mallards for the 2014 waterfowl opener
Small water opener: Ducks on the mind? Then scout some secluded waterholes now for jumpshooting later
Wildlife Violator Compact makes its mark in Ohio
It was June of 2008 when a group of Wisconsin anglers – some even tournament fishermen – descended on Lake Erie and proceeded to double bag on the lake’s popular walleyes.
Carp battle shifts to Erie bait shops
The battle to keep Asian carp out of Lake Erie and the Great Lakes has moved to a new front: the bait shops and bait buckets.
Rifle use for some DMAPs OK during bowhunt
Farmers and designated licensed hunters will be allowed to use firearms to fill deer management assistance permits (DMAPs) in a five-county area of northern Michigan during most of the archery deer season.
Spillway drawdown complete on Pigeon River
The Pigeon River, north of Vanderbilt, is once again flowing freely through the Pigeon River Country State Forest.
Are changes at hand for commercial forest land?
Upper Peninsula state Sen. Tom Casperson is expected to soon introduce legislation to address public access issues on properties enrolled in Michigan’s Commercial Forest program.
