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Will anti-hunters listen to facts and reason?

Some guys always get the best jobs. The author and his crew took to shotguns to bring relief to some Midwest farmers who were inundated with feathered varmints.

A dream wolf hunting trip left one reader realizing he was a novice in the wilderness.

You’ve likely been for a hike with your dog and been spotted by coyotes — even if you don’t know. Learn how to spot the pesky predators.

With no natural predators, Burmese pythons are doing as they please in the Florida Everglades — and they’re eating everything while doing it.

Camouflage has come a long way since World War II, but extra knowledge can help hunters use it more effectively while pursuing of a trophy kill.

Spring is upon us whether you’re ready or not. Be ready, and start asking farmers for permission to help with their coyote problems for a win-win this spring.

Most people hunt to put meat in their freezers. Trophies and photos come second. But what happens when you bag a critter that isn’t exactly appetizing at first glance?

Longtime anti-hunting congresswoman proposes banning all trapping on national wildlife refuge system.

Some came for the trophy and some came for the hunt, but everyone had a blast at the 2017 Squirrel Master Classic.

If you have fur sitting around and you’re waiting to sell, now could be the right time to make some extra money.

A state representative wants to add six new non-hunter positions to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board.

Two years after Wyoming wolves were re-listed on the Endangered Species Act, federal courts have concluded the population has grown enough to turn control of it over to the state government.

A coyote hunter survived the surprise of a lifetime when a mountain lion answered his call, then attacked.

With poisoning hogs now legal in the Lone Star State, the “Hog Apocalypse” is coming, according to the Texas Department of Agriculture.

A bill has been tabled that would ban all trapping on New Mexico public lands, making effective wildlife management nearly impossible.

We aren’t the only ones celebrating Valentine’s Day this month. February is smack-dab in the middle of a coyote’s breeding season. And that makes this romantic month the perfect time to give these ole boys a call.