Fishing
DNR investigation targets illegal sale of sportfish
The DNR Division of Wildlife will collect $24,560 in fines and restitution from 10 individuals convicted of commercially selling sportfish they reeled in from the Sandusky River between 2007 and 2011.
Woman says she prefers prison over giving up her captive deer
A former veterinary technician said she will be willing to go to jail if it would spare the lives of two young white-tailed deer and four raccoons she nursed back to health on her 12.5-acre
60 days, six ducks on tap for waterfowlers
Daily bag limit for Canada geese is three
Bowhunters can expect another good season
Bowhunters across the state can anticipate finding favorable conditions for a successful archery season come Oct. 1.
Bassmaster all-stars headed to Muskegon
Michigan prepares for second visit from Bassmaster Elite professional anglers
The next step: Hunters soon to get APR survey
After a two-year effort to have mandatory antler point restrictions implemented across the Lower Peninsula, the future of that push lies in the hands of about 4,000 randomly selected hunters.
Epidemic of Lyme found to be worse
When hunters head to the woods this fall they’ll want to double up on protection against black-legged ticks, since a new federal study confirms that Lyme disease is far more prevalent than previously reported.
Lyme worries trump CWD
It may sound overly simplistic, but Pennsylvania game commissioners must chose which is the more ominous threat in the southeast corner of the state – Lyme disease or chronic wasting disease.
State is no longer tops in harvesting Canada geese
There were times in the past decade when the Keystone Sate led the entire North American continent in the harvest of Canada geese. That’s no longer the case.
