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The owners of a commercial bobcat fur farm are looking to relocate from the bustling oilfield region in western North Dakota to a quieter area in central Montana.

Coyote contest organizer Duane Freilino said he agreed to the contest-ending settlement because he ran out of money to pay attorneys.

Minnesota will issue 500 more wolf licenses this year and allow hunters and trappers to kill 30 more wolves than last year's target.

The crew at Management Advantage takes you on a journey to hunt whitetail bucks, but this isn't how they want to claim their tag.

Every predator harvested saves at least a few deer and game birds. As hunters we are conservationists, and it’s our responsibility to do our part to keep local predator populations in check.

For bowhunters on the ground, transition zones offer excellent still-hunting prospects at a quality shot.

Staff at the Stark County Park District's conservation center in Canton found that someone used wire cutters to snip a section of the fox's cage and stole the animal.

A police officer at Fort Indiantown Gap is on suspension after two other officers claimed he shot several deer and a bobcat while on duty.

Beyond the rifle and ammo, certain gear can make a day of shooting prairie dogs a lot more enjoyable.

A lot of behind the scenes work goes into deer hunting. As far we're concerned, planning and implementing summer foodplots is right up there at the top of the list.

As hunting rights and methods are being taken away from sportsmen in mountain lion country, problem cougars are becoming a common occurrence.

Here’s what you look for when choosing a predator scope for those low-light conditions.

There's been a renewed interest in smaller, faster calibers, But, is less really better to hunt coyotes?

Broomfield open space officials have begun “high-intensity hazing” that includes rubber buckshot after aggressive coyotes have come close to residents and their pets.

Summer is often looked upon as unproductive for trapping coyotes, but where legal, summer offers a great opportunity for successful trapping that is very beneficial to your deer herd.

A state appeals court ruled hunters can train dogs to chase down wolves, rejecting arguments from humane societies that wildlife officials are allowing deadly wolf-dog clashes.

There are no quotas except for limits of six wolves across two management areas near Yellowstone National Park, and two wolves outside Glacier National Park.