Whitetail Deer

Southern Habitats visits Borrowed Acres to help establish high-protein native browse for deer.

Bear in recent years has been on an undisputed roll, a trend that continues for 2014 with 10 new models all potential bow buyers need to see.

New Michigan laws are in effect to deter poaching of antlered bucks and hunters who trespass on private land.

A North Carolina husband and wife who own an outfitting company that hired guides and worked for clients in Nebraska have been convicted of violating game laws.

Lucky deer narrowly misses getting caught in explosive detonation.

Two deer survive fall into frozen river after running from area dogs.

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says meetings about the state's deer and moose herds will be held soon.

Gov. Scott Walker has approved a sweeping set of changes to Wisconsin deer hunting that include doing away with in-person registration.

Deer crossing signs are there for a very good reason. Watch this compilation of close calls from around the world. It's a nice reminder to be cautious.

Miss Kansas traded evening gowns for camouflage when she went out on a deer bow hunt this winter in southeast Kansas.

Ohio wildlife officials have proposed hunting policies that would reduce the bag limit for deer for most of the state's counties.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources plans to hold two public meetings this month on how best to manage deer populations in southeastern Minnesota.

It's about a 6 1/2-hour drive for Ohioans to reach their spot, yet they consider the drive a small price to pay for such a thrilling sport. There is no bear season in Ohio.

Frigid, lengthy, winter takes a toll on Wisconsin deer, Field-testing Winchester Blindside and Double A Tracker shells, Russia gears up for the Olympics by feeding bears, silly Russians.

Douglas Vezina was charged with shooting two young bucks without a license during the 2013 deer rifle season after the department received a tip.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says bigger bag limits for deer hunters in most of the state are helping reduce crop damage.

An ambitious plan to eliminate about 10 percent of the estimated 30,000 white-tailed deer inundating eastern Long Island, from posh Hamptons estates to agriculturally rich vineyards and vegetable farms, has been severely scaled back following protests and a court challenge by animal welfare advocates, hunters and others.