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With the weather warming up, we're all looking for ways to keep cool-- even deer, apparently. What I love about this video of a deer swimming in Lake Michigan is that's not some super-remote, wooded area like we picture deer hanging out in. This deer is taking a dip near Montrose Harbor in Chicago.

In 2008 they decided to reduce the deer population in the Jackson area. Mission accomplished I suppose.

The Michigan DNR says warm weather and foggy conditions led to mixed reviews of the opening of firearm deer season in Michigan.

Tuesday, November 15th officially kicks off firearm season in Michigan and whether you're a seasoned hunter or going out for the first time, the Michigan DNR has some reminders for hunters. The biggest one is you must wear Hunter Orange clothing and it has to be your outermost layer and visible from all sides...

The Michigan DNR has announced that Meijer is giving away free junior deer hunting licenses at all Meijer stores in Michigan on Friday and Saturday.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking landowners to help improve the habitat for deer in winter.

I stayed at a camper cabin at Holland State Park with my family earlier this month. While we were there we had some friendly visitors, a family of deer including two fawns!

Each year, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources generates preliminary estimates of the firearm deer harvest shortly after the season closes. The harvest appears to have decreased in the Upper Peninsula and increased in the Lower Peninsula.

Have you ever hit a deer while driving on the road? I hope I never have that happen to me, or the deer for that matter. I think you do wonder what it would be like, however. Would it wreck your car, would you be injured, would the deer live? All questions I ask, anyway. Well, here is some pretty amazing video from a Kentucky police officer who was driving along a road when he suddenly collided wit

Two weeks ago the Michigan DNR found a pair of lost hunters in Gladwin County. The Michigan DNR says that earlier this week a Michigan DNR conservation officer located a missing hunter who had become lost after leaving his hunting blind to track a wounded deer in Mackinac County.

I posted a short video on my Facebook page the other day of a dog and a deer, and people loved it. The dog and deer seemed to be best friends, and played together. Way too cute.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers found a lost bowhunter and his friend who was helping track a wounded deer in Gladwin County.