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The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is warning residents about displaced, agitated bears due to the fickle winter.

A proposal to lift federal protections for gray wolves across most of the U.S. suffered a significant setback.

Indiana landowners who want to help boost the state's dwindling quail and pheasant populations can get state reimbursement for their expenses creating habitat for the prized game birds.

Frigid, lengthy, winter takes a toll on Wisconsin deer, Field-testing Winchester Blindside and Double A Tracker shells, Russia gears up for the Olympics by feeding bears, silly Russians.

Douglas Vezina was charged with shooting two young bucks without a license during the 2013 deer rifle season after the department received a tip.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says bigger bag limits for deer hunters in most of the state are helping reduce crop damage.

California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Lt. Patrick Foy says samples gathered from 48-year-old Raymond Navarro and his Riverside County campsite have not been good enough to get conclusive results.

State wildlife officials say a ninth bighorn sheep has died in the Catalina Mountains north of Tucson where 31 bighorns were released late last year.

The North American Wetlands Conservation Act bill, currently in the U.S. Senate, would increase the price of the federal duck stamp to $25.

The Lone Star state won't confirm Bigfoot exists but they'll gladly let you buy a hunting license and try your hand at finding him, her, um...it.

This year Elite boasts some new technology that boosts the speed of its new Energy Series bows without compromising shootability. In fact, if anything, the design of the Energy series bows enhances shootability.

An ambitious plan to eliminate about 10 percent of the estimated 30,000 white-tailed deer inundating eastern Long Island, from posh Hamptons estates to agriculturally rich vineyards and vegetable farms, has been severely scaled back following protests and a court challenge by animal welfare advocates, hunters and others.

Sixteen of the 18 Ohio wildlife officers referred for illegal on-duty hunting by the state watchdog have been cleared by the state and were returned to their jobs.

A man leaves Mexico in December 2012 for a day of shark fishing and ends up surviving 13 months on fish, birds and turtles before washing ashore on the remote Marshall Islands thousands of miles away.

Maine voters rejected a similar measure in 2004. Opponents of the referendum drive say bear baiting is an essential tool in controlling Maine's bear population and ensuring the safety of Maine residents.

A tiny minnow that lives only in Oregon backwaters is the first fish ever taken off U.S. Endangered Species Act protection because it is no longer threatened with extinction.

If you're the nuttiest gun nut around, drop the producers a line and take your shot at reality show fame.

In a surprising reversal of previous trends, a Gallup poll found much of the increased dislike of current gun control laws comes from Americans who believe they are too strict.

The state is attributing a large drop in the number of deer bagged by Ohio hunters to the effect of liberal bag limits in past years meant to bring down the number of deer.

The three-day event, which is sponsored by District 9 of the Pennsylvania Trappers Association, was held at the Triton Hose Company and attracted 759 hunters who converged on a seven-county area in the northeast, each hoping to harvest the heaviest coyote.