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Weeds spread quickly and hamper access for boaters and swimmers. But the weeds also provide a home and breeding areas for bass.

Gov. Gary Herbert has signed legislation that allows Utah youth to get a hunting permit without first taking a training course if they're accompanied an adult.

With four great-looking new models, Matt McPherson and company have raised the bow technology bar yet again.

Prime continues its exciting run using accuracy enhancing technology you won't find anywhere else.

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

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has delivered 22,000 bass to a Bloomington lake that is being replenished after it was drained in 2012 for dam repairs.

An Upper Peninsula bear ranch is expanding through a state forest land exchange.

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

Information about the shooting of two endangered whooping cranes in Jefferson Davis Parish could be worth $20,000.

TVA biologists conduct the survey in order to assess the overall health of species such as crappie and black bass on nine TVA reservoirs in Alabama and Tennessee.

Wildlife officials hope to finally release an endangered Florida panther that was rehabilitated after a car crash.

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.

Victory Archery has successfully penetrated the crossbow market with its VAP VooDooTM Crossbow Bolt, a revolutionary, patent pending design offering unmatched speed, accuracy, and killing power.

Virginia-based archery accessories specialist seeks experienced engineer.

The state Department of Natural Resources says Indiana hunters donated nearly 67,000 pounds of venison to food pantries during the 2013-2014 hunting season.