Extremely cold temps mean even the wariest critters lose their inhibitions in their search for food. Here’s how you can use this to your advantage to put more winter-prime fur on your stretchers.

South Dakota residents give state’s nesting fowl a helping hand.

A California judge reverses 2020 federal delisting — putting a strangle hold on states dealing with escalating gray wolf populations.

Understanding why predators respond to the distress screams of their prey can make you a better hunter — or at least a more informed one.

Predators respond to the distress screams of the animals they hunt because they have to — competition for the protein they provide demands it.

Understanding social interaction among predators provides insight into how to more successfully hunt them.

When trappers and hunters choose to decrease their fur harvesting efforts, the impact on prey species and livestock is predictable and often devastating.

Consider adding bird sounds to increase close encounters of the coyote kind.

A gray wolf was recently killed in the Corn Husker State — the second in three months — as the Great Lakes population expands its boundaries.

Knowing the life cycle and habits of young and old coyotes can help put more fur on the ground. Check out these tips to be more successful.