Big Game Hunting Articles

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will host the annual gathering of the top deer researchers and managers in the Southeast...

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will host the annual gathering of the top deer researchers and managers in the Southeast...

A whitetail collected on Jan. 25, 2018, in Issaquena County has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. To date, CWD has been confirmed in 24 states, three Canadian provinces and two foreign countries.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will host the annual gathering of the top deer researchers and managers in the Southeast...

The Trump administration may soon reverse an Obama-era ban on the import of elephant heads and tusks from hunts taking place in two African countries, and the antis aren't happy.

Grab a meat mallet, and pull out the round steaks. It’s time to turn this less-tender cut into the highlight of your dinner party!

There are many stories about "Why I Hunt," but possibly none as honest and touching as this one. Hunting, actually, is about more than the shick-shick-boom.

The Maryland DNR becomes the latest agency to consider banning big-game hunting with a spear following the video of a hunter spearing a bear in June.

A 12-year-old Utah girl has recently been forced to defend her successful African hunt after thousands of hateful comments were sent her way.

Yellowstone National Park proposes to kill roughly 1,000 wild bison this winter, mostly calves and females, as officials seek to reduce the animals' annual migration into Montana.

Dotty Judy is a grandmother who, as of June, had never shot a high-powered rifle. Still, the Pendleton woman celebrated her 70th birthday in August by bagging a buck antelope .

Theodore Roosevelt advocated “a happy mean” between hunting and preserving wildlife sanctuaries, foreshadowing today's debate on hunting that has become polarized as poaching and human encroachment have vastly reduced wildlife in sub-Saharan Africa.

Applications for New Hampshire's annual lottery cost $15 for residents and $25 for non-residents and are available online. A total of 105 permits are proposed to be issued this year.