Big Game

Bears are hunted in 32 states but Maine has the most permissive rules. It is the only one that allows hunters to use three methods, bait, dogs and traps.

It's just not that strange for women to hunt anymore, says 16 year old Christie Wildcat. “The doors are opening a lot more and a lot more women are getting in there and participating in hunting.”

Women applying for hunting licenses in Wyoming increased 12.65 percent between 2008 and 2013.

Inspired by the AR-15, this tactical lever-action puts a new look on an old-school hunting rifle.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission had to kill a deer after it became trapped inside a hotel in State College and couldn't be tranquilized.

The state Game and Fish Department says 275 archery hunting licenses for the bull elk will go on sale Oct. 29.

Attracting deer is one thing, but giving them something that benefits their overall healthy is another. Big Tine is more than an attractant, it’s a health food for whitetails.

Hunting deer out of a ground blind gets a little more productive and a little more comfortable with the aid of these three blind-hunting accessories.

A mix of premium access to hunting land, legal changes and popular culture is fueling a bow hunting boom.

A quality, reliable and sharp knife should always be in a hunter's pack. Here's a rundown of some of the finest hunting blades from Benchmade Knives.

Near the Mexico border herds of free-range aoudad sheep cling to the rocky cliffs and hide among the thorny Texas brush country — the perfect place to test Smith & Wesson’s new M&P 10.

Some shoppers at an Oregon drug store got a surprise when they saw a bear cub scurrying down the aisles.

An 11-year-old Michigan hunter killed a 12-point albino buck with a crossbow last week. He's thrilled, but not everyone thinks shooting an albino is a good idea.

Want to hunt big bucks from a ground blind this deer season? Here are six can't-go-wrong options.

Missouri wildlife officials are considering more restrictions in whitetail deer hunting to reverse a continuing decline in the deer population, caused mostly by an outbreak of hemorrhagic disease and liberal hunting regulations.

Mississippians will get the chance to decide whether hunting and fishing should be enshrined as constitutional rights on Nov. 4.

Wildlife officials say opening day likely to be the busiest hunting day of the year.