Hunting
DNR discovers that eagle cam bird was once treated at Raptor Center
A bald eagle that has had thousands of people across the country glued to their computer screens for the past couple months may well be the natural world’s equivalent of a comeback kid, according to
Sportsmen can help their cause by educating friends, neighbors
Protectionists, activists spreading falsehoods at spring hearings and elsewhere in saying hunting hurts wildlife populations; sportsmen need to remind everyone that our spending has strengthened all species
Walleyes thriving in Huron
Biologists seek anglers’ help with tagging study
Deadly bat disease found in northern Michigan
A deadly fungal disease that has toppled more than 6.7 million bats across the country has been confirmed for the first time in Michigan.
Erie walleye, perch daily limits remain unchanged
Lake Erie anglers can once again catch 50 perch and six walleyes per day
Study says diseased deer are in lowlands
A study of the spread of chronic wasting disease among white-tailed deer in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania found that infected deer tend to cluster in low-lying open and developed areas.
CWD is again found in a captive PA deer
Game commissioners, at their early April meeting here, expressed fear about chronic wasting disease getting into the state’s elk herd
Agency sets new doe tag for CWD area
This is a laser that cuts a pretty wide swath.
Gill-Net Catches: A Good Tool For Walleye Anglers?
There’s a particular person I know who likes to travel to new areas, select to fish lakes he’s never fished before, and catch that lake’s walleyes.
