Coyote

Some areas have slight outbreaks and others have all-out epidemics of the illness. Worse yet, if your dog comes into contact with another infected canine, it could spread depending on the mange variety.

A state lawmaker is proposing a $25 bounty on coyotes to deal with what he calls an infestation in northeastern Pennsylvania.

Enthusiasm to pursue all types of wild game and fish is in the roots of the Grote family tree and it grows stronger with each generation.

Watch a coyote chase a cougar across the road and continue to let the cougar know its his domain.

Police in the Birmingham suburb of Hoover say they've received several reports of coyotes in several neighborhoods.

Coyotes are popping up more often in residential areas in Breckenridge.

Arizona officials are analyzing the results of government-funded hunting that has killed 669 coyotes in northern Arizona to reduce the predators' kills of pronghorn antelope fawns.

Sometimes you need to change up your hunting plan. Mark Kayser shows you ways to go after coyotes like you would whitetails.

Hunters and trappers can win cash prizes for killing coyotes in Bedford County.

For those with predator check lists, setting up trail cameras in multiple areas will give you a good idea of what kind of fur is around.

Jim Pile and Randy Leach have been raising quail. Decades ago, Cobble Hill Farm, right in the heart of Staunton, Virginia saw numerous bobwhites.

A Georgia bowhunter calls in and shoots two coyotes within minutes of each other.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is supporting coyote hunting in the state after conservation groups filed a lawsuit saying the practice endangers the red wolf population.

Princeton's animal control advisory committee has decided against hiring sharpshooters to hunt coyotes.

Wolves haven’t been lying low in my northern homeland of Wyoming and I saw firsthand evidence of it during a recent backcountry archery elk hunt.

A unique way to hunt black bears is to call them in. Here’s how to get it done.

Minnesota naturalist and photographer Mark “Sparky'' Stensaas has captured some of the most sought-after species of North American wildlife. But he won't pass up a good shot of a squirrel. Or a chipmunk.