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Two congressmen from the Southwest have introduced legislation that they say would protect farmers, ranchers and rural communities in Arizona and New Mexico from economic losses stemming from the reintroduction of Mexican gray wolves.

A college party got a little wild when a black bear showed up. The black bear, weighing between 300 and 400 pounds, crashed the party near the campus of Lehigh University.

With coyotes taking up to 75 percent of an annual fawn crop in some areas of the country, the QDMA is now offering a predator management course to its Deer Steward Program.

Two wolf attacks in eastern Oregon have left three sheep, one dog and one calf dead.

New Hampshire's moose hunting season is still more than three months away, but 105 lucky hunters have bagged a chance to join the hunt.

North Dakota's walleye population instantly soared by 10 million thanks to the single largest stocking program in state history.

The wolf had left the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, where fewer than 100 of the wolves live as an experimental effort to preserve the rare species in the wild. The law allows landowners to kill wolves persistently living on their property.

In North Texas the whitetail deer grow large bodies and antlers with big bases and long tines. The good news for you is, not many others are onto the secret quite yet.