Predator

Mississippians will get the chance to decide whether hunting and fishing should be enshrined as constitutional rights on Nov. 4.

Two brothers embark on a Utah Antelope hunt with a custom-built AR-15 designed to reach out and touch a speed goat.

Wisconsin wildlife officials are poised to close the first of six wolf hunting zones less than four days after the season began.

American fox-hunting is a sport so steeped in tradition that riders still wear ties and blazers and cry out “Tally ho!” at the sight of prey. But it is adapting to one dramatic change: Coyotes have displaced foxes in the wild and become the hunters' new quarry.

A group of protesters plans to shadow wolf hunters in Wisconsin so they can observe their methods.

The city of Seal Beach will continue to trap and kill coyotes for three more weeks in an effort to control the aggressive animals.

State officials say businesses that cater to hunters and fishermen bring in an estimated $2.8 billion a year.

It appears that the Toyota Camry is the favorite car of mountain lions.

Despite strong efforts, tri-state-area experts say they see fewer young people starting to hunt and expect overall participation to fall in the years ahead.

A proposal that would change the way the federal government manages endangered Mexican gray wolves throughout the Southwest would be a disaster for the states involved unless changes are made.

Aldermen have taken a step toward allowing people living on 10 acres or more inside Davenport city limits to kill coyotes on their land.

Ranchers in northeastern Washington offered a simple solution to keep wolves from killing their livestock: Pack up the predators and ship them to western Washington.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources biologists confirm two cougar sightings this year.

A deer’s front line of defense is its senses of smell, hearing and sight. Fool these three senses and you’re on your way to a successful hunt.

Urban coyotes are known to pose a danger to small neighborhood pets, but they can also become a nuisance and danger to commuters.

A group that overcame a court challenge last winter to hold a wolf-and coyote-shooting derby is seeking a permit from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to roughly double the area for a second event this winter.

People living near New Orleans' lakefront and City Park are upset by coyotes.