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Coyotes are popping up more often in residential areas in Breckenridge.

Arizona officials are analyzing the results of government-funded hunting that has killed 669 coyotes in northern Arizona to reduce the predators' kills of pronghorn antelope fawns.

Sometimes you need to change up your hunting plan. Mark Kayser shows you ways to go after coyotes like you would whitetails.

Hunters and trappers can win cash prizes for killing coyotes in Bedford County.

Once almost removed from their native territory, the restocking of the wild turkey to its former and new ranges has been an American conservation success story.

Wisconsin wildlife officials are poised to close two more wolf hunting zones.

Hunters already are closing in on killing their annual limit of wolves in northwest Wyoming.

For those with predator check lists, setting up trail cameras in multiple areas will give you a good idea of what kind of fur is around.

The lights are back on for nearly 3,300 Appalachian Power customers in Roanoke Valley.

In case you needed a reason to pick up squirrel hunting. A squirrel roaming a community college in northern Iowa is the No. 1 suspect in a vandalized bicycle incident.

Jim Pile and Randy Leach have been raising quail. Decades ago, Cobble Hill Farm, right in the heart of Staunton, Virginia saw numerous bobwhites.

A Georgia bowhunter calls in and shoots two coyotes within minutes of each other.

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and the University of New Hampshire need volunteers to help count bobcats in the southern part of the state.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is supporting coyote hunting in the state after conservation groups filed a lawsuit saying the practice endangers the red wolf population.

Pay attention to your dog and you’ll be putting the odds in your favor instead of the bird’s.

Wild hog bratwurst is on the dinner menu. Bowhunters, check out N-A-P’s Killzone broadhead line, and a pet wolf-hybrid escapes its enclosure.

Princeton's animal control advisory committee has decided against hiring sharpshooters to hunt coyotes.