The setting sun is generally the signal for most hunters to leave the woods and end their day afield. For many others today, however, the hunt begins after darkness falls.
More women and girls are taking to the traditionally male-oriented outdoor sports every year.
Michelle Carstensen, the DNR’s wildlife program health supervisor, updated the BAH on the DNR’s surveillance efforts this past hunting season.
As a kid who started hunting in the late 1960s, I knew men and friends who carried old bolt-actions like the Springfield M1903-A3, .303 British, .30-40 Krag and 8mm Mauser. Some were original military-grade rifles,
A look at upcoming outdoor events and important dates from around Michigan.
Anglers will find 3 to 5 inches of ice on the small lakes and bays, but thinner ice on the big, deep lakes. Panfish are being caught on Bear Trap Lake in 5 to 12
The clock was ticking on the Chronic Wasting Disease Research and Management Act, a measure that would direct $35 million to researching the disease and $35 million to managing its spread.
The “COVID bump” on R3 (recruitment, retention, reactivation) proved only temporary.
But every once in a while someone stumbles upon what looks like just another old cowboy rifle and it turns out to be a rare Winchester chambered for an even rarer cartridge and it ends
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