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The winter has gotten off to a challenging start for white-tailed deer in northeastern Minnesota, where the deep snow and bitter cold already are pushing them into mid-winter behavior patterns.

An ex-state lawmaker and longtime critic of U.S. land managers says he's convinced the feds have already made up their mind to list the Greater sage grouse as a threatened or endangered species.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has given initial approval to limiting how many mule deer and white-tailed deer hunters will be able to kill following a deer die-off that has reduced populations.

Efforts to reduce Bloomington's urban deer population appear to have stalled a year after city leaders adopted recommendations from a task force that suggested ways to cull the herd.

Some 40,000 furtaker licenses were sold in the state last year, nearly double the amount sold in 2002.

Michigan-based company offers a full line of treestands and accessories.

The state Department of Natural Resources has long banned hunting deer at night out of safety concerns.

Hunters killed more than 56,000 bucks during West Virginia's two-week firearm season. That's up slightly from the 2012 season.

A suburban Chicago police department is urging residents to be vigilant about their pets, saying they've fielded more reports of coyote attacks on small dogs.