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Oregon's famous wandering gray wolf, dubbed OR-7, may have found the mate he has trekked thousands of miles looking for.

The state's free-ranging white-tailed deer population supports 12,000 jobs and generates more than $1 billion in economic activity annually in Missouri.

The coyote hunting pros from Predator Down show a contest winner from Olympic Arms how to hunt with an AR-15.

The Franchi Intensity is one of the best values on the market if you're looking for a 3½-inch 12-gauge inertia-operated semi-automatic shotgun.

Hunting advocates say they'll push again for a bill that would allow Sunday deer hunting with a bow and arrow on certain private property.

Reports of live animals such as domestic cats being used to bait coyote and bobcat traps prompted South Dakota's Game, Fish and Parks Commission to recently propose a ban.

Maine officials are soliciting comments about the proposed crow hunting seasons for 2015 and 2016.

Students were given crash courses in locating lost hikers and identifying birds and big game while learning how refuge managers and enforcement officers do their jobs.

It's the one day in the summer when anglers can fish without a license in Vermont.

Squirrels that have taken on a minor celebrity status at a northeastern Ohio unvieristy have become a costly nuisance.

Wildlife officials in New Hampshire believe a bear is to blame for a series of recent car break-ins.

The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is reducing the number of moose permits by 90 because of the impact of winter ticks.

It could take two years or more to finish a long-delayed recovery plan for Canada lynx after a judge ordered the federal government to move forward with the work.

Axis deer are native to South Asia. The state brought a few deer to Maui in the 1950s to expand hunting opportunities for veterans.

Workers used air horns to scare away a black bear who appeared at an oil sands work site but they were unable to prevent him from dragging away a female employee and killing her.

The workshop takes place June 6-8 and is an opportunity for anyone 18 or older to learn outdoor skills associated with hunting and fishing.

In an average year, 350 million to 450 million walleye fry are stocked in Minnesota. Two-thirds are stocked directly into lakes; the rest go to the rearing ponds that produce fingerlings.

Whitetail hunting in high mountain country is serious business — no tree stands or food plots in sight. But if you’re tough enough to take the challenge, big bucks can be found in the mountains.

While a GPS can be a lifesaver, map and compass skills will bail you out when batteries, weather, memory and wits fail.

A man who killed a brown bear near a Sitka residential area has been charged with unlawful possession of game.