DISTRICT 1 CO Brett DeLonge was checking a boat access site at a state-owned campground in Marquette County when he received a complaint of a verbal altercation taking place between campers over noise violations. DeLonge
DISTRICT 1 CO Ethen Mapes was called to assist in the search and rescue of an overdue rock climber in Ontonagon County. The search lasted into the early morning hours when the rock climber was
DISTRICT 1 COs Zach Painter, Ethen Mapes, Brian Lasanen and Jennifer Hanson worked several planned patrols to inform anglers about New Zealand mud snails. Multiple trout anglers were contacted and given information about the invasive
DISTRICT 1 CO Josh Boudreaux heard Marquette County Sheriff’s deputies receive a report of an individual who had dammed up a creek behind his residence. Boudreaux and a deputy responded to the scene and met
DISTRICT 1 COs Smith and Boudreaux noticed a boat doing laps around Lake Michigamme with an infant who did not have a life jacket on. A stop was made and the child was found to
DISTRICT 1 CO Jenni Hanson received a complaint of a possibly injured or sick bear in Watersmeet Township. The bear was missing a patch of fur on its hind leg but was not injured or
DISTRICT 1 CO Mark Leadman received a complaint of a subject shooting two turkeys on private property within a safety zone. The suspect had shot the birds and quickly returned to his vehicle and tried
DISTRICT 1 CO Dave Miller set up a trail camera on a known dumping site located on private property. As you enter the area, there are signs that read “NO DUMPING.” After 48 hours, Miller
DISTRICT 1 CO Jeremy Sergey was patrolling state land when he came across an individual collecting rocks. Upon further investigation, it was discovered some of the rocks were fossils containing imprints of fins. Sergey used
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