Fishing
Rodent disease discovered
Ohio had a pair of cases of tularemia, a disease that can infect humans and animals (particularly rodents), this year, according to the Ohio Department of Health.
Michigan wolf hunt starts off slowly
Week one of Michigan’s first modern wolf-hunting season began with success early the first morning, and wolf registrations came in almost daily for a total of 11 wolves killed by Sunday, Nov. 25
CO candidates to begin intense training
After several years of slow but steady declines in the number of conservation officers employed by the Michigan DNR, the trend is about to be reversed.
Increased fines await those who poach bucks
State lawmakers recently approved legislation to stiffen penalties for poachers who fix their sights on trophy bucks.
Once dead streams to be stocked
West Branch, Bennett Branch to get trout
Bill would place bounties on coyotes
Last month, the House Game and Fisheries Committee approved a piece of legislation to place a bounty on coyotes taken by properly licensed hunters and furtakers.
Troubling: Follow Marcellus money
Hunters and anglers have heard the politicians and watched the industry commercials on television touting clean energy, natural gas for 100 years, and energy independence for the United States
All’s quiet on this deer hunters front
There’s a steady yearly decline in the number of gun shots heard the first and second days of the regular gun season.
DNR awaits Squarehook action in federal court
A week after a federal judge dismissed the cases against five tribal members charged with buying, selling, and transporting fish illegally, no appeal has been made by federal prosecutors
