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The proposal would allow hunters to use any center-fire rifle caliber larger than .243 during the annual firearms deer season in Indiana.

Does your camo pattern really matter? Yes, and here's how to make sure you've got the right one.

The Missouri Department of Conservation uses the annual allotment for several programs, including elk restoration, deer collaring and an angler education program that provides free classes.

Commissioner Joe Martens says the National Archery in the Schools Program is growing rapidly in New York. He says archery allows students of all ages and athletic abilities to compete at the same level for top honors.

In an effort to better work with wildlife agencies, lobby lawmakers and shape policy nationwide, several top deer hunting organizations have banded together to pool their strength in an effort to preserve America’s top game species.

Authorities estimate the bear weighed between 400-500 pounds. The bear continued walking after being struck and was hit by another vehicle on the other side.

What to do when chased by a bear? Well, bear spray could come in handy or you could simply just resist the stupid human gene and not get too close to mama bear and her cubs. That's the best answer.

WINK News reports a pledge, along with a $5,000 reward offered by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, pushes to $15,000 the total reward being offered.

Existing county ordinances prohibit shooting ranges in residential zones on less than 10 acres. But a county land-use official has ruled John Maximenko's berm isn't a shooting range, and his occasional shooting does not qualify as recurring shooting.

Game wardens learned of the alligator's killing earlier this week, including details and photos posted on social media. The wardens used the same social media outlet to solicit clues leading to the two.

Officials say another coyote has been spotted in New York City, this time near LaGuardia Airport.

A coyote attacked a family dog in front of two young children in a Marietta, Georgia neighborhood.

Five reasons why you may find that a hunting excursion with your spouse – whether they’re a hunter or not – is still better for your marriage than any standard date night.

One of the country's best known suppressor brands is making a big push into the hunting market. And what better way to make that move than to take on the forest's most fearsome predator.

Ronell Skinner's business is a rarity, albeit a high-demand industry for wilderness communities. He cleans and prepares wildlife skull mounts using flesh-eating dermestid beetles.

Storied gunmaker and top military supplier tells investors to take a bath, or it’s filing for bankruptcy.

No GPS? No Compass? No Problem! Here are three easy ways to orientate yourself in the woods without the aid of a navigation device.

Declining habitat and some tough winters have taken a toll on deer. Deer populations remain well below management objectives in most hunting units, and a conservative approach to hunting is needed to help with recovery efforts.

A series of proposed gun laws would expand concealed weapons in Ohio by potentially allowing them in places like churches or day cares and letting certain gun owners carry concealed weapons without a permit.

A Wyoming hunter sets his sights on calling in a Yellowstone gray wolf. Many miles and hours on horseback later, he’s staring down the barrel at an alpha dog in hot pursuit of his location.