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Deer hunters in Maine harvested 22,490 deer in 2014. The total is the second-highest of the past six years. State Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife deer biologist Kyle Ravana says heavy early snow in November helped hunters track deer more easily.

Not everyone wants or can afford an expensive full body mount of their turkey harvest. The fan and beard make great trophies, and they’re a simple DIY project for even the most novice sportsmen.

Spring and summer are hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking seasons. It is also the time of year when ticks are out. Take precautions and avoid tick bites. They can be much more than just an inconvenience.

Not all food plots are created equal, but with the Firminator you can plant and grow crops like a farmer and wildlife will flock to it.

For the first time ever, we pit the new CMMG Mk-47 Mutant against its closest rival, the Rock River Arms LAR-47 and see how both rifles stack up against the tried and true Kalashnikov AK-47.

Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials have seen a drop in bobcat numbers in those areas. The decline is attributed to a cyclical population shift, but the agency doesn't want to exacerbate the drop through hunting and trapping.

An Idaho company is facing more than $15,000 in fines after one of its employees was killed in a bear mauling last year while he was conducting research alone and without bear spray or other personal defense tools in a wilderness area known to have grizzly bears.

There’s plenty to do now to get ready for fall, and frankly, there’s no better time to find this fall’s buck.

A New Jersey Democrat is resurrecting failed federal legislation that could drive Internet ammunition sales offline.