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One Virginia man figured he'd just shoot a few squirrels from his neighbor's yard. Except he didn't bother to ask, and things went south from there.

It may come as a surprise that the late Anthony Bourdain, a self-described lefty Democrat, was a hunter's friend and convincing ambassador of the meat-eating right.

Philadelphia Eagles QB and avid hunter Carson Wentz can be seen this summer alongside his brother Zach on the Outdoor Channel's first digital series.

Artificial intelligence can now identify and count wildlife. What's not yet known is how AI will be received by those in the outdoor and hunting community.

The CDC isn't ready to declare humans resistant to CWD prions, but research from the University of California San Diego indicates CWD will not spread to humans.

If you're an avid deer hunter who's looking for something to hunt between now and fall, the Florida Everglades could use a hand getting rid of its pythons.

While watching this doe nudge her newborn fawn up and away from the road, also take a look at the fawn's response to danger. Typically, these behaviors are an instinctive response to nearby predators.

Former wildlife experts in Georgia voice opposition to baiting deer. What's at stake? And does data indicate baiting improves a deer hunter's success?

Ten Wisconsin cities rank among the 20 drunkest cities in the U.S. and a recent article suggest the state's hunting culture is partly responsible.

Texas students don't technically get a day off of school to hunt but, shoot, hunting is an early-morning pursuit and what's a missed homeroom period anyway?

Tennessee becomes the latest state to make hunting deer in velvet possible. What makes these hunts attractive and what can a deer hunter expect from early-season deer?

A string of deer-camp crimes in northwest Louisiana has been making news. Now another recent arrest brings to light a 2011 felony against a deer hunter from the same town.

For hunters, the spike in Lyme disease cases — double what was reported in 2004 — should be of special concern as sickness from mosquitoes, ticks triples.

This whitetail news roundup includes more hunting opportunities for West Virginia hunters and a poaching ring gets busted in Ohio.

A fawn hops in the backseat of a police car before reuniting with its mother. But what if this reunion hadn't happened? Could this fawn survive?

According to a recent report from CBS News, “An increasing number of people are developing allergies to red meat, and doctors believe the one thing many of them have in common are tick bites.”

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has delayed until a May 24 public meeting any final rulemaking on the use of air guns and air bows for hunting.

Currently hunting is not legal in John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, but a plan has been proposed to legalize urban deer hunting to thin the whitetail population.

Before there was a clear understanding of how CWD prions could and could not be transmitted by the environment, there was always the question of when an infected area was free of the disease.

Two Minnesota trappers accused of poaching face multiple counts of wildlife violations in the snaring deaths of bears, deer and other game animals.

Deer-camp crimes targeting hunters near Shreveport, Louisiana, ranged from vandalisms and cryptic threats to burning deer stands and planting welded spikes in private roadways.

According to a recent study from Penn State University, fawn survival comes down to where predators hunt best and how savvy does are when choosing where to have their fawns.

Two to three deer were reportedly maimed by poachers using arrows equipped with field points. Responsible person(s) face charges in Oregon.

While this news story reminds us of a deer’s incredible agility, it also prompts questions about a deer's cold endurance and will to survive.

It's spring, which means coyotes are on the prowl for food and that means more sightings in urban areas along with, sometimes, attacks on humans.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is under attack by three anti-hunting activists groups suing the agency and its federal partners for a variety of reasons.

Proposed trail-camera restrictions aren't limited to the use of trail cameras by hunters, it's also about fair chase, woodsmanship and the unique, wildlife-management objectives of individual states.

Remington Outdoors, America's oldest gun manufacturer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to overwhelming debt and declining sales.

YouTube, known as a popular media site for firearms enthusiasts, will ban videos that promote or link to websites selling firearms and accessories.