There’s an interesting story behind the head mount of a whitetail buck with a big set of antlers that was shot in Michigan’s Iron County during 1890.
That buck was shot where the Crystal
Cell phones have made many electronic “things” obsolete, or at least made us wonder why we still need them.
Desktop computers, clocks, cameras, Walkmans, AM-FM radios, even televisions! Get the latest model, the right apps,
As executive director of the Michigan Pheasant Hunting Initiative, I posted an update video online about public lands where rooster pheasants will be released.
Trying to help hunters get the best bang for their
A full mount of one of the 22 wolves that were legally taken during Michigan’s first and only wolf hunt in modern times is on display at the Randville Bar and Grill on M-95.
Michigan cuffs and collars are field reports from DNR conservation officers. These reports are from the Nov. 6, 2026 edition of Outdoor News.
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Nov. 6, 2026 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
I’m still a little wishy-washy on cellphones in the treestand, or reliance on technology in the outdoors altogether. A big part of me believes that when you head into the woods or climb into a
Fishing in November can be feast or famine. Fish are in a state of transition from summer haunts to winter locations. In between, they can sometimes be difficult to find.
In general, fish are
Michigan hunters will have additional opportunities to pursue ring-necked pheasants this fall and winter as close to 7,300 birds were released at 13 state game areas across the southern Lower Peninsula.
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