Hunting
Carp battle shifts to Erie bait shops
The battle to keep Asian carp out of Lake Erie and the Great Lakes has moved to a new front: the bait shops and bait buckets.
Rifle use for some DMAPs OK during bowhunt
Farmers and designated licensed hunters will be allowed to use firearms to fill deer management assistance permits (DMAPs) in a five-county area of northern Michigan during most of the archery deer season.
Spillway drawdown complete on Pigeon River
The Pigeon River, north of Vanderbilt, is once again flowing freely through the Pigeon River Country State Forest.
Are changes at hand for commercial forest land?
Upper Peninsula state Sen. Tom Casperson is expected to soon introduce legislation to address public access issues on properties enrolled in Michigan’s Commercial Forest program.
Nix-treasurers bill is coming
It’s official: As was reported here last issue, a state lawmaker is looking to change the way doe licenses are sold.
Sunday hunting ‘sit-in’ to be held Sept. 28
Brad Gehman would hunt on Sundays in Pennsylvania if the law prohibiting it were ever lifted.
Bass being stocked into Lake Wilhelm
Rare practice used to neutralize shad
‘Warm one’ in store for 2014 duck opener
Dress light, shoot straight, and, oh, by the way, bring some bug repellent, just in case.
Seven top locations when the rut is on
With few exceptions, for most of us, the rut is our best chance of tagging a nice buck.
