Lansing, Michigan – The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is expanding its eHarvest digital tagging system to encompass most species that require a kill tag, delivering a modern, convenient alternative to traditional paper tags for hunters statewide.The expansion takes effect with the 2026 license year. Hunters who harvest deer, turkey, bear, bobcat, otter, fisher, ... Read more

Boston, Massachusetts – According to Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, the agency known as MassWildlife held two virtual public hearings on February 23 to solicit feedback on proposed changes to deer hunting regulations. These sessions addressed two distinct regulatory packages aimed at managing deer populations, enhancing hunter access, and promoting wildlife conservation across the ... Read more

Lake Hartwell, SC – According to South Carolina Lawyers Weekly, the South Carolina Court of Appeals recently affirmed a circuit court’s decision denying injunctive relief in a dispute over restrictive covenants in the Providence Point subdivision on Lake Hartwell. The ruling clarified that limited use of undeveloped lots for accessing private docks does not violate ... Read more

The ocean floor teems with more biodiversity than any rainforest on land, a hidden realm where a single snorkel session can reveal clownfish darting among anemones and sea turtles gliding effortlessly through turquoise waters. This underwater tapestry isn’t just a spectacle—it’s a vital ecosystem under pressure from climate shifts and human impact, urging adventurers like ... Read more

As winter fades and spring approaches, walleye anglers eagerly anticipate the pre-spawn period—a magical time when these prized fish stage in shallower waters, preparing to spawn. This window, typically from late winter to early spring in northern latitudes, offers some of the year’s best fishing opportunities. Pre-spawn walleye are aggressive yet selective, cruising river mouths, ... Read more

Picture this: the sun dipping below the horizon, casting a golden glow over your campsite as the crackle of a freshly built fire fills the air. You’ve got your crew gathered around, stories flowing as easily as the smoke curling upward. And then, the aroma hits—rich, earthy potatoes mingling with garlic and herbs, sizzling away ... Read more