Bowhunting

The state's free-ranging white-tailed deer population supports 12,000 jobs and generates more than $1 billion in economic activity annually in Missouri.

Students were given crash courses in locating lost hikers and identifying birds and big game while learning how refuge managers and enforcement officers do their jobs.

The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is reducing the number of moose permits by 90 because of the impact of winter ticks.

The workshop takes place June 6-8 and is an opportunity for anyone 18 or older to learn outdoor skills associated with hunting and fishing.

Hunting on public land is a tough challenge. Jace Bauserman says preparation and a little research will go a long way towards making your next public land hunt a success.

A black bear that wildlife officials relocated to a forest some 90 miles away last month has made its way back to a Panama City neighborhood.

Ann Arbor plans to consider efforts to control the city's deer population that could include killing some of the animals or sterilization.

Nevada wildlife biologists are recommending 100 hunting tags for ewes to reduce the numbers of some bighorn sheep populations and improve the overall health of herds.

Applications for licenses to hunt elk and bear in Michigan are available through June 1.

The foundation says the facility will be used for shooting sports and archery.

A New Jersey veterinarian has removed an arrow from the face of a black bear.

Gregory Johnson was selected to lead Kentucky's wildlife agency in the aftermath of an ethics scandal involving its former commissioner.

Come along as Bowhunting World Editor Mark Melotik tricks out a new Elite Energy 32 compound, courtesy of a trip to Minnesota-based Vapor Trail Archery.

Arrows and weather take their toll on 3-D targets, but you can easily eliminate the negative effects of weather with the Target Tarp.

A pair of smooth-drawing speedsters headline 2014 innovation for this legendary brand.

Public land hunting is different kind of hunting adventure. Bowhunting wild turkeys on public land takes it to a whole other level.

First "Zwickery" was created to respond to changes in hunting laws that allowed bowhunters to shoot deer, elk and bear.