Whitetail Deer

The proposal also eliminates the fee to receive pheasant, furbearer, and habitat or migratory fowl stamps for hunters.

The winter mortality rate among the state's approximately 200,000 deer was 12 percent, compared with 8 percent last winter and 10 percent for an average winter.

The National Park Service says government sharpshooters killed 156 white-tailed deer in the fifth year of a herd-reduction program at Catoctin Mountain Park near Thurmont.

Bowhunting whitetailed deer in remote canoe country should be on every serious bowhunter’s list. Here are some tips to make the most of this unique hunt.

Research shows most hunters are in it for the meat, not for trophies or sport alone.

Great archery target shooters aren’t always great shots in the field. Here’s how to take your archery practice to the next level so you can make the shot when it counts.

The ability for sportsmen to hunt suppressed is gaining momentum nationwide. Now, SilencerCo. brings hunters and marksman alike — the Wizard Staff — available in. 22LR.

Gun safety and treestand safety can never be emphasized enough.

The sleek and slim TenPoint Stealth crossbow lives up to its name, combining accuracy and ease of use in one lightweight package.

Research on fawns in Bloomington and Monroe and Brown counties shows differences in urban and rural white-tailed deer.

A Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World store scheduled to open this fall in Tacoma will be the first in the Northwest.

New York environmental officials say none of the more than 2,400 deer tested for chronic wasting disease during hunting season showed signs of the disease.

2013's greatly reduced deer harvest totals posted by several states, prompts the formation of several organizations that blame the downturn on poor deer management.

If you are really serious about your deer hunting, you’ll begin scouting now — and do it so the deer never knew you were in their back yard.

Ready for some spring deer scouting on public land tracts? Keep these tips in mind and you'll make the most of your precious time as well as set the stage for a successful fall hunt.

A gate installed by the State Land Office and the New Mexico Game and Fish Department will make accessible to hunters some 10,000 acres in Cibola County.

From big horn sheep predation, to mountain lions attacking tranquilized elk, to Californians dealing with the family dog being dragged from the backyard, there is a real need for hunting mountain lions.