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The three-day event, which is sponsored by District 9 of the Pennsylvania Trappers Association, was held at the Triton Hose Company and attracted 759 hunters who converged on a seven-county area in the northeast, each hoping to harvest the heaviest coyote.

Experts will examine the torn clothing of a homeless man to determine whether a mountain lion mauled him at his California campsite.

As many as 500 shooters will invade Benton's Cypress-Black Bayou Park and Recreation Area in February when the Region's Archery Bayou Shootout hits northern Bossier Parish.

According to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, the numbers reflect the stability of the state's deer population. In the 2012-13 seasons, hunters harvested more than 176,600 deer.

Bushnell is one of the largest contributors to Folds of Honor, which provides scholarships to the families of fallen or disabled servicemen and women.

First-time buyers, looking to test drive a new fish enticement, tend to swallow what looks good. Knowing all that and having a product that does actually reel in fish as well as buyers has allowed the Reeves Lure Co. to drop a line in some lucrative waters these last 50 years.

The habitat that was once ideal for elk has aged and led to a dramatic drop in numbers. Predators like gray wolves and, to a lesser extent, black bears and mountain lions, are holding them down.

Investigators say a critically injured homeless man may have been the victim of a mountain lion attack at a Southern California encampment.

Arizona wildlife officials are seeking ideas on how to spend $30,000 in grant money.