Category: Hunting & Fishing

Anyone can become a hunter or angler and play an important role in supporting Michigan’s wildlife! Not only do hunting and fishing pay for wildlife management work (not taxes), but the activities also help maintain balanced wildlife populations and prevent overpopulation. Just something to think about next time you’re heading out into the woods or casting a line!

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Preserving Michigan’s Natural Heritage: The Role of the Michigan Wildlife Council

Michigan, also known as “Great Lakes State,” is home to a rich backdrop of natural wonders, from its pristine forests to its shimmering lakes and abundant wildlife. Preserving this natural heritage is not only a matter of ecological importance but… Read more “Preserving Michigan’s Natural Heritage: The Role of the Michigan Wildlife Council”
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Deer hunters are the ‘ultimate teammate’ for all outdoor lovers

What does major college football and deer hunting have in common? You’ve likely never asked yourself that question. But here’s at least one answer: Both are major generators of revenue that benefits others who don’t partake in either activity. That’s… Read more “Deer hunters are the ‘ultimate teammate’ for all outdoor lovers”
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Michigan outdoors enthusiasts get good news in tally of hunting and fishing license sales as firearm deer season arrives

Conservationists keep eyes on trends in license purchases LANSING — As tens of thousands of hunters gear up for opening day of firearm deer season this week, they will bring with them a few extras for all Michiganders, including a… Read more “Michigan outdoors enthusiasts get good news in tally of hunting and fishing license sales as firearm deer season arrives”
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Detroit woman says gender, race and age won’t stop her from learning to hunt

An avid archer in her early 60s, Kathryn Lynch Underwood had never aimed at a live target and had zero interest in ever doing so. She didn’t have any plans to buy a hunting license, either. But that all changed… Read more “Detroit woman says gender, race and age won’t stop her from learning to hunt”
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Gov. Whitmer Proclaims July as ‘Michigan Wildlife Conservation Month’

Michigan Wildlife Council marks occasion with traveling exhibit, outdoor photo contest LANSING, Mich. – To celebrate Michigan’s water, woods and wildlife and raise awareness about the important role hunting and fishing play in conservation, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has proclaimed July… Read more “Gov. Whitmer Proclaims July as ‘Michigan Wildlife Conservation Month’”
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Opportunities like Free Fishing Weekend June 11-12 can help hook a new generation of conservationists

Fishing plays a vital role in supporting wildlife and natural resource management LANSING, Mich. — Nearly 272,000 Michigan residents and visitors purchased a fishing license for the first time in 2021, and sales to young adults ages 17-24 reached 129,553… Read more “Opportunities like Free Fishing Weekend June 11-12 can help hook a new generation of conservationists”
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From experienced to beginner, Detroit is a great place to fish

By Michigan Wildlife Council Detroit is known for many things. Shaping the modern auto industry. The birth of Motown music. Diehard fans rooting on their Lions, Pistons, Red Wings and Tigers.  But for Jim Francis, Lake Erie basin coordinator for… Read more “From experienced to beginner, Detroit is a great place to fish”
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Your hunting and fishing license dollars at work

Sportsmen — not taxpayers — fund wildlife and habitat conservation activities that allow everyone to enjoy Michigan’s outdoors By: Michigan Wildlife Council   If Michigan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Biologist Joe Robison had a nickel for every time someone… Read more “Your hunting and fishing license dollars at work”
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Bridging the Gap: Hunting and Fishing in Our Community

The Michigan Chronicle and the Michigan Wildlife Council present, “Bridging the Gap: Fishing and Hunting in Our Community. The panel discusses their cultural experiences, conservation, underrepresentation and more. Esteemed panelists include:
  • Warren Evans, Wayne County Executive
  • Franklin Hayes, Deputy Chief,
… Read more “Bridging the Gap: Hunting and Fishing in Our Community”
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A day where all Michiganders celebrate conservation success

National Hunting and Fishing Day is Sept. 25 By Jeff Poet On Saturday, Sept. 25, our country will celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day. Formalized by Congress in 1971 and signed as an official presidential proclamation in 1972, this annual… Read more “A day where all Michiganders celebrate conservation success”
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Amateur Fishing Championship event at Lake St. Clair showcases MI conservation efforts

Lake St. Clair has long been known to anglers, conservationists, outdoor enthusiasts and others as the “Heart of the Great Lakes.” Nestled between the St. Clair-Detroit River System in the Lake Erie Basin, Lake St. Clair produces nearly 30% of… Read more “Amateur Fishing Championship event at Lake St. Clair showcases MI conservation efforts”
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