News & Fun in Michigan
The Hunting tag focuses on the traditions, skills, and ethics of hunting. Explore expert tips, gear reviews, conservation efforts, and personal stories from the field. Whether for sport, sustenance, or wildlife management, this content offers valuable insights for hunters at every level, fostering respect for nature and responsible practices.
Michigan hunters prepare for the firearm deer season opener on Nov. 15, entering a five-day quiet period from Nov. 10-14. This tradition, enforced by the DNR, helps deer return to natural patterns by restricting hunters from carrying certain firearms. Exceptions exist for small game and waterfowl hunters. Violations should be reported.
Hunting with dogs during duck, quail and grouse season is a welcome fall and winter activity. Five tips on getting ready for the season.
The first major federal bounty program began in 1915 when Congress appropriated $125,000 to assist with predator control and nuisance animals.
Hunters in Michigan are locked and loaded, but the deer? They’re dodging bullets like pros. Meanwhile, the fishing lines are tight, the steelhead are biting, and the DNR’s trout release is making waves. It’s a wild world out there in Michigan’s great outdoors!
In the wilds of Michigan, bear hunters growl over wolf threats, Lansing legislators lay down the law for outdoor guides, and the MDNR decrees new deer-hunting dogmas. It’s a week where nature’s teeth meet the pen’s might, and the pursuit of game gets a rulebook rewrite.
In a state where the fish are practically jumping into nets, Michigan’s outdoor scene is buzzing. From a 65-minute sturgeon season to stocking 9 million fish, the Great Lake State is living up to its name. But beware, anglers: new rules are in play. Don’t miss this week’s top hunting and fishing stories.
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In Michigan, the dawn paints not just the sky but also the legacy of an age-old tradition – hunting. Yet, the tradition goes beyond the hunt. It’s about the delicate balance of responsibility and reverence, of tradition and conservation.
