Everybody was a winner in the fourth annual buck pole at Don Nester Chevrolet, Roscommon on the first day of firearms deer season. Dillon Palmer, Roscommon, won $200 for being the first hunter to bring a deer to the pole. More...
Winter is approaching and it is time once again to think about winter recreation - including snowshoeing. Hartwick Pines State Park near Grayling will host its first snowshoe building workshop in several years on Dec. 8 and 9. More...
Richard Kiessel, a resident of Crawford County, recently was recognized by the Michigan Natural Resources Commission and the Department of Natural Resources as the 2007 Hunter Education Volunteer Instructor of the Year. More...
Michael Cota, 16, Houghton Lake, shot this 11-point, 184- pound buck Sunday afternoon in Evart, using a 300 Winchester. Out in the woods since opening day, Cota said this was his first buck. (Courtesy photo) More...
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking for help from bear hunters. Accurate and complete information on hunting activity is vital for sound bear management. More...
The Rosco-Higgins Trail Cruisers Snowmobile Club will sponsor a snowmobile safety class Dec. 1. The free class will be held at the Roscommon Community Center, 510 South Street, Roscommon, beginning at 8 a.m. The class will last until 4 p.m. More...
Nov. 15 was not the beginning or end of the buck pole at Malcolm's Tacklebox in St. Helen, but it was a busy day, with these bucks hanging by 11:30 a.m. More...
Houghton Lake's Pop-a-Top owner Mary Kate Holbrook welcomed hunters opening day with a warm fire adjacent to the eighthook buck pole and free hot dogs for those who donated to the Roscommon County Animal Shelter. More...
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