Hook and Bullet
Conflicts may cause shortages of bullets
Mentor-On-The-Lake, Ohio — The conflagration of the ongoing Ukraine- Russian War and now the volatile.
Abundant U.P. gray wolves angering hunters, farmers
Michigan’s minimum winter wolf population remains around 700, though Department of Natural Resources officials have acknowledged that figure will increase during peak spring months.
Top 10 best practices for firearm deer season
Tips from DNR conservation officers for Michigan’s firearms deer season include accessing private land only if you have the landowner’s permission, immediately tagging your deer with the proper tag, and shooting only when you have
How long does it take to find a downed bird?
Chris Stewart, son of Al, the former upland game bird specialist at the Department of Natural Resources, shot a rooster that folded up as nicely as a fine linen napkin.
DRONE TECHNOLOGY IN USE TO HELP CONSERVE MONARCH BUTTERFLIES
The Monarch Joint Venture is teaming up with various partners, including Simple Business Automation, to use drone technology to find milkweed stems.
Michigan’s Ogemaw County has CWD-positive whitetail
It is the first CWD-positive wild deer from that county, a finding confirmed by the University of Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Madison, which works with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to identify CWD
Michigan Cuffs & Collars – November 8, 2023
Conservation Officer (CO) Alex VanWagner was patrolling Iron County and observed a vehicle in front of him cross the center line numerous times.
Weak, Warm Waterfowl Openers?
Waterfowl seasons have been open across the Midwest for more than a month, and slow shooting has been reported in parts of the region.
Another Look at the Classic Kentucky Long Rifle
The use and development of firearms has been vital to the survival and prosperity of our nation since the first permanent English colony was established more than 400 years ago in what is now Virginia.
