American highways take tremendous toll on wildlife
Mike Schoonveld
February 10, 2023
The point of this blog is to point out the hypocrisy of which humans are capable.
Michigan
How to make sense of whitetail senses
Bob Vogel
February 8, 2023
In most areas, man is their most common predator.
Whitetails have a more advanced sense of smell, sight, and hearing than
humans. By the end of their first season of being hunted, deer
Steelheading warms a wintery day on Michigan’s Pere Marquette River
Bob Gwizdz
February 7, 2023
I fish out of Pere Marquette River Lodge as often as I can, so when proprietor Frank Willets called recently and said he had a day off (he and his top-notch crew of guides are
Old school techniques for Michigan’s winter walleyes
Mike Gnatkowski
February 4, 2023
I’ve been fortunate enough for more than a decade to fish with some of the best ice anglers the sport has to offer, and it’s a joy to drop a line with them. I always
Michigan Letters to the Editor: Moving the firearms opener? Don’t forget archery hunters!
Michigan Letters to the Editor
February 1, 2023
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Michigan Outdoor News.
Outdoor Observations: Michigan’s Best Buck Contest featured great photos
Bill Parker
February 1, 2023
A special tip of the hunting hat goes out to Daniel McLaughlin Jr., of Carleton, our Grand Prize winner.
Michigan DNR to reduce water levels at Cornwall Flooding in Cheboygan County this year
DNR Report
February 1, 2023
The DNR plans to draw down the water level in the Cornwall Flooding in late summer or fall to address “critical safety concerns.”
Michigan Mixed Bag: DNR seeking nature educators for summer season
Staff Report
February 1, 2023
Outdoor news items from around Michigan.
Plowing program helps to keep open boating access sites in U.P.
DNR Report
February 1, 2023
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is continuing a successful program begun in 2021 to keep boating access sites plowed at more than two dozen popular Upper Peninsula ice fishing locations.
