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New Hampshire is offering permits to 124 winners for this year's moose hunt, which runs from Oct. 18-26.

Damage from invasive species extends beyond the environment. A Cornell University study concluded that they caused more than $120 billion in economic harm annually.

Whether you are or aren’t cross-dominant, try to keep both eyes open. Shotgunning is a pointing skill, not an aiming skill.

Michigan's new license season began April 1. Anglers need to be sure they have purchased a new fishing license for this season.

Raymond Covington says not being on the state's call list for nuisance alligators is no big deal because he only received $100 a call.

The Hoyt Carbon Spyder 30 features a carbon riser, unlike the previous Hoyt Spyder series, which did not. And though it somewhat resembles Hoyt’s carbon bows such as the Carbon Element G3, the fact is, the riser itself differs in design.

Leo Hindery, co-Managing Partner of InterMedia Partners, LP based in New York, has helped bankroll the Democratic National Committee and several top Democratic Senate candidates — including top gun-control advocates Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Chuck Shumer and Ed Markey.

Hunters killed more than 13,500 Illinois wild turkeys during the spring season that just ended.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has freed a hunting lodge near Agar from taxes imposed after a Department of Revenue audit. The disputed taxes and interest amount to about $17,400.

Those who love to fish or newcomers to the sport can do so for free the first weekend in June.

Daniel Gomez was ordered to pay $6,000 for poaching a buck that scored 184 inches and was considered a trophy.

The Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences says the honor was bestowed by two Smithsonian scientists who published a paper on a new species of sea bass.

Large and trophy fish are disappearing, while medium-sized “eater” pike are increasingly taking a back seat to small fish often derided by anglers.

A Houston-area woman has been treated for hand and back injuries after being attacked by her neighbor's not-so-friendly pet squirrel that got loose.

A duck stuck 40 feet above the ground in the backstop netting of a high school baseball field was fortunate that Olympia, Washington, firefighters were willing to come to the rescue.

Eric Lester of Campbell Hall reeled in a 60-pound female striper measuring 53.4 inches long from the Hudson River.

Northern pike have done quite well in Lake Oahe. So well, in fact, that anglers are regularly catching fish up to and over 20 pounds.

Missouri hunting and fishing seasons are opening for squirrels and bass.

Much more than a famous name, this young company takes pride in providing bows to fit any archer at any level.

The Outfitter Blind is the latest addition to a top-notch line of layout blinds from Avery Outdoors.