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Ever post your hunting pictures online and had some "friend" show up in your spot the next day? Here's the good, the bad and the ugly of cyber-scouting.

A six-point buck smashed through a window of a Janesville church, fell into the basement and scrambled wildly to escape, as children attended Sunday school classes in nearby rooms.

Hunters killed more than two dozen deer during a special hunt on Blennerhassett Island.

Michigan is the sixth state to authorize wolf hunting following the removal of federal protections in recent years, a testament to the strong comeback of a species that was close to eradication in the lower 48 states.

The 410 boasts significant improvements over its predecessor, most notably a mass weight that is a full pound lighter at 7.2 pounds, and two inches narrower at 22 inches.

Minnesota hunters killed around 45 wolves since the opening of its second wolf-hunting season.

New Jersey wildlife officials are issuing new permits for the state's next black bear hunt.

If you are hunting in area where multiple species are in season, it is a good idea to have all your permits.

Terry Rohm discusses the upcoming Tink’s No-Freeze #69 deer lure and more.

The recall is being initiated because the release mechanisms on these crossbows have been found to be out-of-specification, potentially leading to premature firing or accidental discharge as they reach full draw.

Staying comfortable afield has never been easier thanks in no small measure to this year’s extensive array of technologically advanced hunting clothing and footwear.

It’s a fact — nothing works all the time. And in no situation is this statement more valid than in goose hunting. Early season, mid-season, late season; it doesn’t matter.

Vermont Fish & Wildlife officials are calling this year's moose hunting seasons a success, with preliminary figures showing more of the animals being taken during the archery season.

Bears eat a Honda Element, Tink’s offers a sneak peak at exciting new products, and the wild turkey population is an American success story.

Bird watching, hunting or just picnicking. Whatever the reason, visits to the nation's 561 wildlife refuges are big business.

San Jose councilmembers have approved a measure that allows residents to shoot wild pigs that have become a nuisance by ripping up lawns and golf course fairways.

A central New York man is recovering after he accidentally shot himself in the thigh while hoisting his deer rifle to a tree stand in northern Oneida County.

Vermont game wardens are asking for help from the public in catching poachers and people committing other violations of the state's hunting laws.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department's annual fall mule deer survey indicated production this year was higher than in 2012.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says 21 state parks will close to the general public for two days in both November and December for deer hunts.