Outdoor commentary and legislative issues.
As the holiday weekend approaches, the Department of Natural Resources reminds anglers that the use of salmon eggs or minnows for bait is restricted in some waters, as part of a continuing strategy to slow the spread of viral hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS). Read more
Walker Tavern Historic Site in Irish Hills participating in ‘History Palooza’ May 26-27
The Walker Tavern Historic Site, located at Cambridge Junction State Park in Lenawee County, will participate in the Third Annual History Palooza in the Irish Hills region of Michigan on May 26-27. Among the special events planned for Walker’s opening weekend are craft demonstrations and old-time children’s games. Read more
A pit bull broke away from a 10-year old’s grasp and attacked a seeing-eye dog in Oakland County, Michigan. A group of men broke up the fight but the seeing eye dog’s future as a worker is in doubt. More here…
Petroleum reserves are finding a way to reveal their locations as methane gas bubbles to the surface of frozen lakes in Alaska. More here…
The Department of Natural Resources recently announced that the Cooks Bay boating access site on Manistique Lake in Mackinac County will be temporarily closed from June 18 through July 2 for maintenance at the facility. Read more
The Department of Natural Resources’ Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) program will offer women an opportunity to experience Saginaw Bay walleye fishing on Saturday, June 2, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read more
Columbia, MO – Thanks to a recent donation of $150,000 from MidwayUSA’s Potterfield family the Bridge Creek Clays & South Georgia Youth Shooting Club will be able to expand their shooting camps dedicated to introducing children to the outdoorsand helping them reach their recreational shooting dreams. Read more
Overland Park, Kan. – Bushnell Outdoor Products, an industry-leader in high performance sports optics and outdoor accessories for more than 60 years, has announced the RainGuard HD Hawaiian Rainforest Adventure Sweepstakes. Read more
A train trip in Alaska made-to-order sure sounds like fun. A glimpse at possibilities is here…
“What we’re trying to do,” representative Frank Foster said Wednesday in an interview from the House floor, “is go through some old statutes and clean up some outdated terms, maybe be a bit more friendly to folks who carry certain tools.” More here…