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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources plans to hold two public meetings this month on how best to manage deer populations in southeastern Minnesota.

A new group could soon be in the business of reducing conflicts between people and bears at Lake Tahoe.

It's about a 6 1/2-hour drive for Ohioans to reach their spot, yet they consider the drive a small price to pay for such a thrilling sport. There is no bear season in Ohio.

Alexis Dehner, winner of medals and trophies and a top-ranked bowman whose talent has been described in flowing terms by professional adult archers, is eight years old.

State biologists have put a satellite-tracking collar on a female Canada lynx captured alive by two trappers in northern Idaho.

Some people call the activity bowhunting for cottontail rabbits. Mark Zornes calls it losing arrows in the sage brush.

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is warning residents about displaced, agitated bears due to the fickle winter.

A proposal to lift federal protections for gray wolves across most of the U.S. suffered a significant setback.

Indiana landowners who want to help boost the state's dwindling quail and pheasant populations can get state reimbursement for their expenses creating habitat for the prized game birds.