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When you're almost 93 years old, you have a few wrinkles and you walk slowly. Well, let's just say it wasn't hard to tell which of the 1,600 fishermen who showed up early at the trout stream had seniority.

This year's deep snow and extreme cold have taken a toll on Minnesota wildlife, especially swans and other waterfowl that can't find open water on the state's many frozen lakes.

Volunteers at a fly-tying marathon, held at the National Museum of the Marine Corps at Quantico, Va., tied 716 flies in eight hours, enough to provide veterans all over the country with supplies for free fly-fishing trips.

A man who pleaded guilty to killing a cougar in Michigan's Upper Peninsula in December said he was defending his father, but state wildlife officials say the animal posed no threat and was poached, its heart cooked and some of it eaten by the men.

Two men from Midland have been arrested on charges of illegally buying Michigan black bears and bear parts.

A beginning coyote hunter and high power rifle competitor goes long-range to bag a wary winter coyote.

Rifle hunting in Alabama is on its way to becoming much quieter.

Gun owners worry the store's sales could trigger mandates to replace all pistols with technology many believe is unproven and dangerous.

A Pasco fisherman who caught a state record walleye is catching some barbed remarks from catch-and-release anglers.