There were many highlights to the 2020 elk hunt, including the first elk ever harvested in the Clam Lake Elk Range’s southern lobe, a 502 square-mile area added in 2012. One of the bulls ...

Percentages for hunting period 1 and hunting period 2 since 2020 include: Elk were extirpated from Michigan in about 1875, the DNR said. The current elk herd was the result of a release of seven ...

This hunting year, 106 of the 140 elk tags were filled. In the September archery season, 14 of 16 bull tags and seven of the 11 cow tags were filled. In the general season in November, hunters ...

elk hunting and open public land. I will see a number of old friends that I see only once a year, at the annual elk banquet. After the standard hello and handshake, the first question will be ...

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Interlochen Public Radio and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. The elk hunting season got off to a tough start last year ...

This hunting year, 106 of the 140 elk tags were filled. In the September archery season, 14 of 16 bull tags and seven of the 11 cow tags were filled. In the general season in November, hunters filled ...

Elk hunting is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Minnesota residents. “A number of antlerless-only elk licenses are being offered this year for the Kittson-Central herd to reduce that ...

If you’ve ever wanted to what a country music star’s hunting trip looks like, look no further than this new short film from Hook & Barrel Magazine called “The Chase.” Fittingly named that because this ...

Alex Mshar and his Dad, Michael, celebrate the beautiful bull elk Alex tagged in December in Michigan. (Contributed photo) We started into the pines moving slowly through the deep snow. The bulls were ...

308 on high-altitude, leg and lung-burning hunts, those weight savings might offer you a better chance of success in the field. A pound or two of weight adds up over time, especially in the thin air ...

SB 270 would create a system in which outfitters control nearly every aspect of wildlife, to their benefit to sell trophy hunts while elk herds continue to grow over the objectives set by the state.