Fishing
West Nile virus is back
Protection from mosquitoes is the best defense for sportsmen against West Nile virus
2013’s early teal bag will be heavier
USFWS proposes to increase early waterfowl season bag limit
Dove hunting prospects vary from district to district
It takes a lot of gumbo to bury a 17,125-pound, four-wheel-drive John Deere 7730 tractor.
Another year of robust duck numbers
If you like ducks, and you like water, then there’s little objectionable in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual report on breeding ducks and habitat conditions.
Links from Michigan Outdoor News – Issue 16, 2013
Page 15 – New .17 Win Super Mag Rimfire You Tube Video
Prospects good for grouse hunters
Hunters throughout the state in pursuit of upland birds and small game can expect another successful season this fall. Upland game birds like ruffed grouse and woodcock should be found in good numbers, and rabbits
NRC approves limited U.P. wolf hunt, again
For the second time in two months, the state Natural Resources Commission has approved a wolf hunt for Michigan.
Surprises abound in Bays de Noc study of walleyes
Results of a DNR study of walleyes in the Upper Peninsula’s Bays de Noc has revealed naturally reproduced fish are contributing more to the population than stocking efforts.
Suit against Sunday hunt ban is filed
Hunters United for Sunday Hunting has officially filed its lawsuit seeking to overturn Pennsylvania’s prohibition against Sunday hunting.
