Big Game

For the first time in a handful of years, biologists have good news about many Wyoming antelope populations.

The Borrowed Acres summer food plots are near the end of the growing season and the guys have some good results with grain sorghum and lab-lab beans.

Unbroken, mature forests offer little in the way of food or cover for whitetails. But a power line slicing through such sterile environments provides miles of prime edge habitat with both abundant shelter and food such as tender forbs, berries, shrubs, and saplings.

At any time, one oak species or another may be dropping the most acorns on different areas of your hunting property. The key to knowing where to hunt is realizing that different oak species thrive in different habitats and they shed their nuts at different times.

You’ve put on your camo and scent blocker and made all the right hunting prep moves, but the deer that’s in your line of sight with its head in the acorns can still see you. You are not invisible.

Hunting the Mountain State this year? Be aware that the regulations guide contains a significant typo.

As the weather cools down this October, the bowhunting will be heating up. Take advantage of an early rut moon by following this October game plan.

Northern New England's bear hunters might have a more difficult time bagging a bruin this year due to an abundance of natural food.

A Great Smoky Mountains National Park spokesman says a lack of wild food in the park this year has caused hungry bears to become increasingly brazen in their attempts to take people's food.

Florida wildlife officials have approved the killing of 320 black bears next month during the state's first bear hunting season in more than 20 years.

Yep, here's what a grizzly smack down looks like.

An archery hunter pursuing elk is recovering after being attacked in Idaho by a grizzly bear with three cubs.

Clip point, drop point, trailing point — which kind of knife is best for deer hunting?

Understanding the moon and its effect on whitetails will increase your success this season.

Enthusiasm for pronghorn hunting is high this season in North Dakota, with about 6,500 people applying for just 410 licenses after it was banned in the state for several years.

An alligator that was 14 feet, one-quarter-inch long and weighing 826 pounds broke Mississippi records that other alligators had set earlier that day for length and weight.

Aside from damage to fences or flattened gardens, deer often become aggressive, particularly during the rut. And where prey roam, predators are bound to follow.