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Idaho Fish and Game agents euthanized a food-conditioned black bear after it broke into a Swan Valley home and received multiple human-food rewards.

Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board regulations for hunting/trapping coyotes were unsuccessfully assailed by anti-hunting activists.

Iowa is set to ban trail cameras on state-managed public hunting lands in 2027, sparking debate over fair chase, hunter ethics, and crowded public ground.

Boone and Crockett has officially verified the Sam Aiuppa typical whitetail at 207 7/8 inches, making it the largest typical whitetail ever taken in the United States.

State officials working with federal agents culled more than 1,800 feral pigs from the public area.

The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) recently named Jeff Rawlinson as the organization's third-ever president, as Dr. Thomas (Tommy) G. Floyd, announces his retirement effective Dec. 31, 2026.

NASP student archers raise $35,000+ for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; and 2026 “On Target for Life” award winners announced.

From Wyoming to western Canada, a series of recent encounters — including several fatal attacks — has put a spotlight on the unpredictable nature of black bears.

Targeted removal, along with success from local wolf trappers, is believed to help reduce a decline in elk predation.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is expanding its eHarvest digital tagging system to include most species that require a kill tag.

Southern Zone black bear harvest is highest recorded since the DEC began monitoring in 1955.

The new season will require a special license, tag and guidelines — including a lottery draw for limited tags.

An activist group is suing Florida state officials regarding the process used for the 2025 bear hunt and any future hunts.

Idaho officials say a man acted in self-defense after the bruin attacked during their black bear hunting trip.