The Michigan DNR recognized two volunteers for their years of service and dedication to the state’s hunter safety education program during the July meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission in Lansing.
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission did UP deer hunters a major favor at their meeting in May when they voted to maintain a two-buck bag limit in the region. Another positive they approved for UP
The trail cams have been sending a loud and clear message lately on Pollick Clan hunting grounds: Get ready!
Researchers at the University of Georgia’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences found that marigold flowers contain about the same amount of protein as conventional plant protein sources like quinoa.
Iowa’s annual pheasant survey begins Aug. 1, and with a mixed bag of regional weather indicators, hunters are eager to see the results.
The statewide survey is conducted by Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Conservation groups, K-12 students and landowners across the Upper Peninsula are expected to improve hundreds of acres of white-tailed deer habitat this year after receiving state grants generated from deer hunting license revenue.
The Michigan Duck Hunters Association Duck Stamp Contest judging will take place Saturday at noon in the park’s Saginaw Bay Visitor Center. All contest entries will be on display for the public. The Michigan Duck
An Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife poaching investigation, conducted in collaboration with Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks, resulted in a combined 40 guilty pleas from William I. Bethel, 28, of Columbus, and Justin
Columnist Jack Ammerman takes a stab at something each of us who hunt and fish should do at least once each year – he comes clean with a long list of things he “can’t figure
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