In a recent meeting, state wildlife regulators said armadillos are in Michigan, but some officials say they don’t think the animals are established here — yet.
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Michigan approves electronic kill tags for hunters. How will they work?
Michigan’s Natural Resources Commission voted Wednesday to give hunters the option to use electronic kill tags. Here’s what you need to know.
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It just got easier to kill coyotes in Michigan year-round
A new coyote “management season” extends the time coyotes can be killed in Michigan to the entire calendar year.
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Blue moon, ‘planet parade’ and meteor showers coming to Michigan skies
It’ll be “once in a blue moon” this year, with several chances for stargazing across Michigan, including a rare blue moon, eight supermoons, multiple meteor showers and a February ‘planet parade.’
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A wintry winter is boosting cold-weather recreation in Michigan
Heavy snow and cool temperatures across the state in the last few months means winter sports in Michigan are thriving, despite some warm spells.
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Michigan state park camping reservations going fast for Memorial Day weekend
Campsites at some Michigan state parks and recreation areas are nearly full for Memorial Day Weekend, but there are still plenty of others with availability.
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12 Michigan outdoor experiences to try in 2026
From icy plunges to elk bugles, Michigan has a year’s worth of outdoor adventures waiting for you. Read on for 12 ways to get outside and make the most of every season.
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Goose-gassing, spearfishing among Michigan outdoors policy changes in 2025
The state ruled on a controversial goose-gassing program, underwater spearfishing and other issues, and is moving toward deciding when coyotes can be killed.
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Wolf debate rages on in Michigan’s UP
Public attitudes toward wolves are split in the Upper Peninsula, a new study finds.
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Some Michigan hunters may soon be able to skip paper kill tags
The state is looking into adding the option of electronic tags for certain animals killed by hunters.