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One of the nation's oldest companies and a world-renowned firearms brand has launched a major management shakeup, letting go its CEO after three years on the job and reshuffling its board and chief financial officer in order to "accelerate an ongoing transformation at the company."

Today's modern muzzleloaders bear little resemblance to the blackpowder guns of the past — and that's a good thing. Deer-hunting muzzleloaders have come a long way!

A 2-year-old male gray wolf is one of two to make its way into the county from a disbursed Imnaha Pack in northeastern Oregon.

Despite objections from the state's largest deer hunters group, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has approved new goals for raising the deer population in large portions of northeastern, north-central and east-central Minnesota.

A bear that may be the one that attacked a teenager at Great Smoky Mountains National Park has been euthanized, and DNA samples from the animal have been sent for testing.

Yankton, a city of about 14,000 people, beat out Mexico City and other international locations to host the 2015 World Archery Youth Championships, a biennial event for countries' top archers between the ages of 15 and 20.

Firearms advocates are warning new rules floated by the U.S. State Department could force gun industry writers and bloggers to ask for government permission to publish information on new guns and ammunition or face huge fines and prison time.

Maine has roughly 60,000 moose, while New Hampshire's population has declined by nearly half to about 4,000 moose. Vermont's moose population has dropped from 5,000 to 2,500 in the past decade.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has closed several trails and backcountry campsites after a 16-year-old boy was attacked by a black bear in the Hazel Creek section of the part in North Carolina.

The Game, Fish and Parks Commission rejected nearly all proposed changes aimed at expanding South Dakota's non-resident waterfowl license system, something many hunters in the state have pushed against.

In Idaho, bringing guns into a school as a safety measure is a much more accepted option where Second Amendment rights are highly protected and libertarian ideals run deep.

At issue in the case is a 2013 state law called the Second Amendment Protection Act that makes it a felony for any U.S. government employee to attempt to enforce federal regulations for Kansas-only firearms, ammunition and gun accessories. It allows lawsuits by the state attorney general or county prosecutors to block federal enforcement attempts.

Should you consider adding a summer food plot or using supplemental feed to boost the nutrition your deer herd is getting?

Wisconsin legislators are proposing a bill that would legalize blaze pink for deer hunters — a move lawmakers hope will encourage more women to take up the sport.

In the springtime, tender berries and winter-killed animal carcasses draw bears. In mid-fall they gorge on falling acorns. But in late summer and early autumn, nothing attracts bears like a tall cornfield with ripe yellow corn.

In a full-throated defense of firearms rights, actor Vince Vaughn says banning guns to fight crime is like banning forks to fight obesity.

Illinois would allow hunting and trapping of bobcats under legislation headed to the governor. The House approved a plan that would establish a hunting season for the previously endangered animal.

Hunting season for wolves ended on March 15. The penalty for killing a wolf out of season is a citation and $1,000 in restitution.

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish officers have killed a cougar in a Raton neighborhood after it reportedly attacked a puppy on a woman's front porch.

Texas lawmakers approved carrying handguns openly on the streets of the nation's second most-populous state, sending the bill to Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, who immediately promised to sign it and reverse a ban dating to the post-Civil War era.