Big Game

A California woman who had a 400-pound bear killed to protect her family has not regretted the decision, but the community has responded in a brash way.

A California man awoke in the night to find a mother bear and her cubs breaking into his house, and he got the entire event on video.

Can boots-on-the-ground hunting help eliminate and restore the wild sheep roaming Montana’s Tendoy Mountains?

Is it possible to put your pronghorn blinds out too early? Just when is the right time?

A Minnesota man walked onto his back porch to find quite a discovery — a black bear lying in his kids’ pool.

A quickly moving SUV in Colorado's White River National Forest collides with a moose in the middle of the street. Surprisingly, the car had more damage.

Looking to gain access to a piece of big-game heaven but don’t have the “fat-wallet” often needed to do so? Here’s a way to avoid costs and develop strong bonds with landowners.

Size really doesn't matter when hunting the Columbian Whitetail. It's an adventure in and of itself.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is making changes in elk depredation to help ranchers in the Black Hills region.

The answer isn't always clear when deciding to take a monster muley or the whopper whitetail.

Addicted to your whitetail trail cameras and afraid you’re making too many in and out trips? Heed these tips to keep those big bucks calm while satisfying your need to pull a few SD cards.

Maine, Vermont and New Hamphire are issuing more deer hunting permits after so many deer survived last year’s mild winter.

The National Deer Alliance has constructed a working group of numerous professions to review the USDA Chronic Wasting Disease Herd Certification Program.

San Antonio suburb Garden Ridge felt something needed to be done about its deer overpopulation so the city took action, trapping and killing 131 deer.

Tejon Ranch, the 270,000-acre property about 60 miles north of Los Angeles, will soon be open to the public for a fraction of its former price.

The alligator that attacked a Florida woman in the Econlockhatchee River was quickly found and killed. It is the river's second attack in 3 years.

Through Youth Outdoors Unlimited, a blind Washington teenager was able to live out a dream when she bagged a 300-pound bear.