West Virginia has the most deer-car collisions of any state — a driver there has a 1 in 39 chance of hitting a deer with their vehicle this year. Where does your state rank?

Processors spread across Nebraska set to help feed the hungry this deer season.

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.

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

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.

South Carolina wildlife officials are holding a series of public meetings to get input on proposed legislation that would limit deer hunting in the state.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission unveiled a plan to increase the cost of hunting licenses for the first time in 16 years.

October whitetails have more tricks than teenagers on Halloween. Beat them at their own game by checking out these secret buck hotspots.

Despite its reputation, the “October lull” can be a particularly hot time to be in the woods. Follow these six proven tactics and up your chances of tagging out on a mid-October bruiser.

Aldermen in Ellisville have given police authority to use rifles to reduce the growing deer population in the St. Louis County town.

The City Council voted 8-1in favor of using the lethal approach in the next four years, starting with 100 deer this winter. Officials plan to keep options open about possibly using deer fertility control in the future.

Maine hunters are getting ready for a Sept. 9 deer hunting draw that will apportion a significantly reduced number of permits.

Some guns are valuable not because of what they are, but because of who they belonged to.