Fishing
Ex-DOW cops can’t hunt as part of sentence for hunting on duty
Two former DNR Division of Wildlife officials employees were ordered to pay restitution to the DNR for hunting while on duty as part of their sentences Jan. 16 in Brown County Common Pleas Court.
With hunter OK, APR plan sent to the NRC
A proposal that would raise antler point minimums for bucks in 12 more northern Lower Peninsula counties, aimed at boosting the number of mature bucks, is headed for the Natural Resources Commission.
Groups seek to place a wolf hunt on ballot
While state legislators and wildlife managers move forward with plans for a managed wolf hunt in Michigan, anti-hunting forces are busy rounding up support for a ballot initiative to stop such a hunt in its
Great Lakes water levels reaching new record lows
It’s official: The water level for lakes Michigan and Huron has hit an all-time low.
State’s P-R fund share $19 million, up 42%
The long-running boom in gun and ammunition sales is going to mean more money – a lot more money – in wildlife coffers this year.
Mille Lacs walleye harvest to see big reduction
‘Safe harvest level’ for the lake’s walleyes to be cut in half for state anglers, tribal netters
Wisconsin guide Hudson remembered for love of outdoors
Lake Superior coldly claimed the life of one of her biggest fans and supporters on Saturday, Jan. 26, when Jimmy Hudson’s snowmobile went through the ice on the South Channel.
Former Enforcement employee behind data breach at DNR
The DNR last week identified the former employee responsible for wrongfully accessing thousands of people’s driver’s license data as John A. Hunt
Wildlife officers: tough job of finding poachers
In an office building in Omak, Dan Christensen sits in front of two computers. On one, he’s filling out a damage complaint for deer that got into a nearby orchard.
