Officials have approved Kaput Feral Hog Bait, which contains a warfarin-based toxin, in the battle against the invasive species found throughout the Lone Star State.
New from Remington, .22-caliber Golden Hunter Ammunition provides improved performance on small game and varmints.
State officials say they’re going to sue the USFWS about wolverines being listed as a threatened species in Big Sky Country.
State wildlife officials said the mountain lion had lost its fear of humans and was becoming bolder with its hunting.
There was no evidence that the mountain lion died of a bullet wound and there were no injuries consistent with being hit by a car.
Coyotes are creatures of habit, and savvy predator hunters take full advantage when planning their ambush.
The new deadline is March 9.
A bucket list hunt for a North American apex predator ends with a big, fat check mark in the “been there, done that” column.
Legislative changes over hunting and trapping the big cats year-round spurred two organizations to file a lawsuit.
Sometimes it’s the coyotes themselves that provide the very best lessons on how to become a better hunter.
When you can’t gain access to a predator rich piece of real estate, do the next best thing — set up shop next door.
Wolf sighting leads to discovery of a new southernmost pack 200 miles from the nearest known pack.
Contests still allowed on private lands after contentious public meetings.
The stories that are most memorable are the hunts that don’t go as planned.
“Do incentive programs work? Yes and no, but it depends.”
Here’s a trio of budget-friendly 4-12x40mm riflescopes that can do yeoman’s duty as a trusty backup, on a truck gun or even serve as a primary, cost-friendly optic.
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Federal Ammunition has added a .223 Rem. option to its new Gold Medal ammunition line.
“Over the course of the winter we shot just shy of 200 red foxes and six coyotes, covering much of the East River area of South Dakota in our forays.”
"Fewer hunters means less power and influence, which means we lose and they win.”
Predators such as coyotes and feral hogs wreak havoc on large ranches in Texas — unless their numbers are aggressively controlled.