The severe winter that dropped record amounts of snow in New England took a toll on the deer herd in Vermont and Maine, prompting wildlife officials to scale back the number of deer hunting permits issued this year.

Here’s a look at how Mark Olis plants the best food plots possible at Borrowed Acres.

When hunting the Columbian Whitetail, size really doesn’t matter – unless you’re talking about the adventure

A northwestern Pennsylvania racetrack is extending its racing season by three days to make up for cancelations in June when deer kept jumping onto the track during thoroughbred races.

A Wisconsin Democratic state senator has drawn up a pair of bills that would ban hunting and limit the types of mechanisms trappers can use in state parks.

Deer love persimmons, apples, pears and other fruits. Here's why and how to plant an orchard of fruit trees that can improve your deer hunting.

Grand View Outdoors has pulled together hunting strategies, shooting tips and gear advice from a panel of experts that'll help you be more successful when the weather’s warm, the bugs are biting and the deer still don’t know what’s coming.

The Kansas Legislature is considering a bill that would require state government to give landowners first rights to buy wildlife illegally poached on their land.

Fans of the legendary Remington Model 700 action will appreciate this bolt-action muzzleloading rifle.

The DNR hopes to bring elk from neighboring Kentucky to restore West Virginia's herd within the next couple of years. West Virginia's last native elk was killed around 1875.

Nebraska is getting a $1.35 million federal grant to help expand hunters' access to private land in the state. USDA has given out $20 million in grants.

Mississippi hunters will no longer have to be out of sight of a deer feeder as long as it's 100 yards away.

At issue in the court's 4-3 ruling was the state's request for nearly $28,000 in restitution, an amount calculated based on a scoring system for the large animal with 20-point antlers.

A Georgia man convicted in Ohio of charges involving illegal trafficking in white-tailed deer was ordered to pay fines and restitution of $1.6 million, which federal officials say is the largest sum of money an individual has been ordered to pay for a U.S. wildlife crime.

If you can’t hunt early-season deer over food, trying hunting them over water. No water source? No problem — make one.

A drum full of corn is not the only kind of feeder that attracts a bear. Bird feeders filled with seed, suet or even nectar for hummingbirds can be a draw.

The state cut the number of permits down from 37,185 permits last year.