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Spring waterfowl surveys find Minnesota's breeding mallard numbers are down from last year while other species saw increases.

For a true spring DIY adventure, look no further than the Rocky Mountain West.

One of western Montana's most famous grizzly bears now has its own interpretive display for the many visitors who stop by the Forest Service's Lincoln Ranger District office.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service allows changes to duck zone boundaries every five years.

Clinton says regulations can be passed while still respecting the Second Amendment and “respecting responsible gun owners.''

We add summer food plots to the wildlife menu at Borrowed Acres this season. The guys plant grain sorghum and lablab for a summer-through-fall food plot that not only attracts and holds deer and turkeys, but gives them vital nutrients during the summer months.

This season, there were 268 teams and 8,600 participants, shooting at 165 ranges across the state. Hundreds of interested students were turned away, due to limited time and space at the local clubs.

The world’s largest maker of pump-action shotguns is hoping that the Patriot launch will show both dealers and consumers the company is much more than just a shotgun brand.

These are not your stuttering, porcine cartoon characters. Descendants of domestic hogs that have escaped or wandered off, they are four-legged rooting, breeding, and eating machines. Their spread has become an ecological train wreck across the country.