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Kent County is launching a deer management program that matches eligible hunters up with landowners, the two main candidates for Michigan Governor have similar but different ways to create more affordable housing, and more.
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Kent County is launching a deer management option for homeowners – an online platform that lets landowners swipe through hunter profiles to find find a match
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Applications are now open for special hunting permit lotteries across six Ottawa County Parks to manage the area’s deer herd
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Since 2007, the program has provided more than 3 million servings of protein-rich venison to those in need
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It’s an effort to manage the area’s growing issues with the growing deer population
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The state is now contracting directly with the Food Bank Council of Michigan to distribute deer and wild game to those in need
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New data shows the number of deer harvested during the firearm season declined from last year. State officials have been trying to recruit new hunters in an effort to manage the deer population
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The price of hunting and fishing licenses could see a significant bump if the legislation is passed
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AAA Michigan is reminding drivers not to “veer for deer” and offers additional tips
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The business community prepares for a minimum wage increase, lotteries for special hunting permits are now open in Ottawa County, the Woodward Dream Cruise happens this weekend, and more.