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.

Researchers are studying the effects of winter recreation on wolverines in northwest Wyoming.

The Promatic Matrix 8 utilizes advanced technologies and components, creating a clay throwing machine with unrivalled performance for larger clubs and commercial grounds.

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.

A Maine conservation group is planting salmon eggs in three rivers in hopes of increasing the Atlantic Salmon population.

Virginia was one of six states that banned hunting on Sundays due to 19th Century 'Blue Laws.'

Young Utah hunters may soon be able to get a hunting permit to accompany an adult hunter without first taking a training course.

Remington could soon become the latest major gun maker to leave a state that implemented strict new gun control laws.

The 2014 season is the 12th anniversary of the popular R100 Shoot that welcomes archers of all ages and abilities — a true family atmosphere.

The basic concept is that a dog will stop — and stay stopped — when he feels pressure on his flank. The hitch applies it.

Wildlife officials are reminding hunters that the deadline to apply for licenses for several types of animals is fast approaching.

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.