Apply for elk and bear licenses now through June 1
The Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that applications for Michigan elk and bear hunting licenses are available now through June 1. Read more
Category: Hunting
Browning Introduces Trail Cameras
Birmingham, AL- Prometheus Group, LLC proudly introduces its new series of durable, high performance Browning Trail Cameras: the Range Ops Series, the Recon Force Series, and the Spec Ops Series. Each camera is conveniently powered by eight (8) AA batteries, sets-up easily, and features time, date, temperature, moon phase and camera ID on every image. Designed with a 32 GB SD card support system, a silent image capture feature, the ability to record HD video with sound, an eight-image multi-shot function feature, and unparalleled battery life; the Browning trail camera series is sure to provide users with an experience that’s unsurpassed in its field. Read more
Tink’s B-Tech Odor Eliminator Products Fight Scent with Science
Tink’s scientifically proven B-Tech Odor Eliminator Products produces game-changing odor-eliminating results unlike any other product on the market. Read more
Slate Call Tune Up
GW: Quick and easy tune up for a slate call.
The Wolf Debate in Michigan
GW: A rational perspective on Michigan’s wolf population in support of science and one from the whackos.
Wolves, Science and Emotion
By Glen Wunderlich
When it comes to wildlife management, common sense dictates that such matters are best left to states’ control as opposed to that of federal agencies. But, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) doesn’t agree and will stop at nothing to further its agenda against hunting and has filed a federal lawsuit to drag us all into the mud, once again. This time around, its focus is on Michigan’s wolves. Read more
Sportsmen’s Organizations Defend the Scientific Delisting of the Western Great Lakes Wolf Populations
Washington, D.C. – Hunters and advocates for sustainable wildlife management are joining together to fight a legal challenge to the delisting of wolves of the Western Great Lakes. The large collaboration is a unique endeavor for national and regional organizations who recognize wolves as recovered in the Midwestern United States and who strive to make certain that management of the predator species remains with state wildlife authorities.
The national hunter-conservationist organizations include the National Rifle Association of America (NRA), the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF), Safari Club International (SCI), , and the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation (USSAF); the regional sportsmen’s organizations include the Michigan Hunting Dog Federation, the Michigan United Conservation Clubs, the Upper Peninsula Bear Houndsmen Association, Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association, and the Wisconsin Bowhunters Association. Collectively these organizations speak for those who hunt wolves, deer, moose, elk, and other game species and who seek to make sure that hunting remains part of sustainable management and conservation strategies for all wildlife. Read more
Feds Draft Plan to End Protection of Wolves Nationwide
Farmers and ranchers welcome the possible end of wolf protection, while the whackos cry wolf over their recovery.
The USFWS is moving forward and the story is here…
Calling a Bobcat when Calling a Turkey
44-year-old Bud Griffith of Kentucky was on his first turkey hunt, calling away when a bobcat grabbed him from behind and smacked him in the eye. Luckily, glasses protected his eye from serious harm and he was able to kill the attacker. Details and photo here…
Wolves Kill Internationally Known Bull Elk
A famous Yellowstone National Park bull elk has been killed apparently by the Canyon wolf pack, which was observed feeding on his carcass. The animal-rights whackos have this blood on their hands. This is what emotion gets us instead of relying on science, facts, and wildlife biologists. The sorry report is here…