Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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Shop Michigan: Your Downtown
As the clock ticks down, shipping times mean you're probably going to have to finish up offline. Locally owned businesses returns approximately 80% of every dollar spent back to the community, so use our shopping listings for a few ideas and then go downtown!

Michigan Word of the Week: Snow
Get out and have fun in the Water Winter Wonderland that is Michigan. Read on for information about what makes snow and what to do with it: snowball fights, snow angels, skiing, snowboarding, sledding, snowmobiling and a whole lot more!

Roundup: Opening Day of Michigan deer hunting season
Opening day of deer season probably ranks pretty high in the list of Michigan holidays. An estimated 750,000 hunters will purchase licenses for the November 15-30 firearm deer season. Only nine of them will be legislators on their 20 day "deer hunting" recess.

FROM MICHIGAN IN PICTURES

Vintage Base Ball and the Kent Base Ball Club, photo by xman12

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Indian Country Sports
Indian Country Sports is a family owned and operated retail sporting goods business located on the shores of Lake Superior in beautiful downtown LíAnse serving fishing, hunting, and outdoor enthusiasts since 1968.

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Big Bay Outfitters, Tackle Shop & Keehol Gallery
Rentals & gear for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, biking, hiking & other outdoor activities. A dealer for Bell Canoes, Walden Kayaks, Swift Binoculars and many others. Locally crafted wood products, carvings, furniture, ceramics and more. (Big Bay, Marquette County)
Indian Country Sports
Indian Country Sports is a family owned and operated retail sporting goods business located on the shores of Lake Superior in beautiful downtown LíAnse serving fishing, hunting, and outdoor enthusiasts since 1968. (L'Anse, Baraga County)
Iverson Snowshoe & Furniture Company
Snowshoes (wood and Neoprene), Bent-wood Fish Nets, Gifts and Furniture. Made in the Central Upper Peninsula of Michigan's snow country using a traditional process derived from the Native Americans. (Shingleton, Alger County)