Guns

A state legislative committee has approved a bill that would let Ohio hunters use firearms silencers, sending the measure to the full Ohio House.

When you're almost 93 years old, you have a few wrinkles and you walk slowly. Well, let's just say it wasn't hard to tell which of the 1,600 fishermen who showed up early at the trout stream had seniority.

A beginning coyote hunter and high power rifle competitor goes long-range to bag a wary winter coyote.

Rifle hunting in Alabama is on its way to becoming much quieter.

The Department of Natural Resources says a second deer harvested in western Maryland has tested positive for chronic wasting disease.

After pressure from anti-gun groups, the popular social media networks Facebook and Instagram announced they planned to restrict content they say promotes the illegal sale of firearms.

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

A letter reportedly drafted by state law enforcement officials asks gun owners who didn't register AR-style rifles and magazines to dispose of their firearms or move them out of state.

There's nothing like that new rifle smell!

A southwest Missouri prosecutor will not file charges against a man who shot a 4-year-old girl to death while he was target shooting.

Police officers tasked with keeping students safe in one of Utah's largest school districts have been given a tool they think could save lives if a gunman attacks AR15 and M16 rifles.

Some Spearfish residents say they've seen wolves in the area, but police and wildlife officials are skeptical.

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.

This reader experienced a coyote coming in so quick he needed to grab the shotgun.

There are an estimated 800 to 1,000 deer on the 9.5-square-mile island. Officials had hoped to reduce that number by 200 this winter.

Injured, aggressive or nuisance moose near Fairbanks will be targeted for hunting under a rule approved by the Alaska Board of Game.

If you still hope to tag a coyote or two before the end of winter you may want to try an off-the-wall strategy or step outside of the box. Here are a few to mull over.