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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will hold public meetings as it works on setting the rules for big-game hunting seasons this fall.

Environmental groups say they object to a plan that could allow more vehicles within the boundaries of Shoshone National Forest.

Sportsmen face a deadline this week for applying for a chance to hunt elk on the 89,000-acre Valles Caldera National Preserve in northern New Mexico.

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Gastonia is considering whether to allow bow hunting of deer to reduce the growing population.

So the question is simple. Are you hunting a farm or land now on a handshake? How confident are you in that handshake?

For more than four decades, elk have been coming to the Joe Watt and Robinson canyons during the winter months to eat the alfalfa hay put out in the mornings by the state.

Wildlife officials are asking residents in a handful of western and northwestern Wyoming towns to be mindful of moose and other wildlife that may show up in neighborhoods.

Students use NASP-approved equipment to learn how to string the bow, nock the arrow and release the arrow at the target, according to NASP's website.

Students from across South Dakota will gather March 15 to compete in an archery tournament co-sponsored by the Shannon County School District and the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department.

Vermont regulators want to cut the number of moose hunting permits by 20 percent because the herd is below its target population.

The number of deer killed during Parkersburg's 2013 urban archery hunt jumped 100 percent from 2012's total.

A warning shot doesn't put enough distance between an agitated moose and a snowmobiler.

The hunting industry has lost a dear friend and one of its most innovative entrepreneurs with the passing of Bob Walker, 62, on February 25.

BGAP was designed to evaluate the potential of a big game leasing program in southeastern Colorado and create hunting opportunities that both benefited landowners and hunters in the area.

Wildlife officials expect the number of permits being raffled off in June will be about 124, down significantly from the 275 permits awarded in recent years.