Duck season has been open for nearly a month, and normally that’s about all I’m thinking about or doing at this time of year. But while I enjoy every single opportunity that is available to
saw a post on social media recently made by a person who had found a box of old fishing reels that he and his dad had used years ago for salmon and trout on Lake
Ask most any hunter about pheasant hunting in Michigan and they’ll tell you, “There are no birds.” Sometimes you’ll get a guarded answer of, “Oh, they’re there, if you know where to find them.” That
Wing shooting with a bow – taking flying game birds with arrows – is among the oldest and also the most demanding forms of hunting. It predates the use of firearms by thousands of years,
A nearly black fox photographed at dusk in Hastings has captured the attention of thousands on social media, but the animal’s unusual appearance highlights a bigger mystery for wildlife biologists: Gray foxes themselves are becoming
Ten-inch redear sunfish aren’t what most anglers expect to find at the end of their line, but South Lake has built a reputation for producing these trophy panfish. Three redears caught there since 2022 have
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from across Michigan published in the Oct. 23, 2026 edition of Outdoor News.
Michigan cuffs and collars are field reports from DNR Conservation Officers. These reports are from the Oct. 23, 2026 edition of Outdoor News.
An invasive crayfish capable of damaging aquatic vegetation, displacing native wildlife and undermining shorelines has been discovered in southwest Michigan’s Cass County, prompting state officials to ask residents and anglers to watch for additional sightings.<br
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