Predator

Second season total adds to data for future wildlife management planning and goals.

Different times of year require more than just a dying rabbit squeal to create all-season success.

Instructional programs for first-time hunters are taking aim at the destructive pests on the Pacific island.

A lot of factors go into determining when it’s time to pull the trigger. Making the right decisions often ends with a win. Miscalculations mean going home empty.

Cold snap spurs rapid removal of more than 5,000 invasive iguanas.

Which is more effective: Hunting with a partner or going it alone?

Wildlife officials report a 22-percent increase in the 2025 firearms season over the previous year’s totals.

Predator hunters who capitalize on their strengths — and know their limitations — are well equipped to get the most from their outings.

If you think hunting bobcats is strictly a nighttime affair, you might want to think again.

Wildlife officials are creating a new bear hunting unit, studying how cougars affect mule deer and protecting GPS locations for predator hunters.

That first winter, I caught 20 bobcats with hounds, called in a half dozen red and cross foxes, and took only six coyotes.

Bergara’s Platinum Stalker rifle blends the traditional look of a wood-stocked hunting rifle with the strength and weather resistance of modern laminate construction.

Some state-managed WMAs will see short, temporary closures through March 31 for the aerial management.

When it comes to predators, the term “tooth and nail” has particular importance because it encapsulates the essence of predation.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission passed a resolution to end the current Nest Predator Bounty Program at their March meeting in Pierre and create two separate programs within the existing budget and time period.

State wildlife officials say game cameras confirm the two kits and mother still were together.

This is another one of those videos that falls into the “you can’t make this up” category.

A new coyote hunting and trapping season designed to address interspecies conflict and overabundance of the animals in Michigan will run for more than seven months starting next week.