Whitetail Journal

Searching for and patterning young does — yearlings and even fawns in healthy herds — can lead you to the heaviest bucks still alive and breeding in December and January.

HSUS seems to care more for animal rights activities than animal shelters, according to statistics.

A deer caused quite a stir at a northwestern Pennsylvania school when it came crashing through a window to its cafeteria last weekend.

Trying to jump-shoot a buck can be a good tactic to use in the latter part of the season when mature bucks tend to hunker down and hide when people walk near them.

Dallas hunter scores once-in-a-lifetime trophy, taking ultra-rare melanistic buck.

Deer provides an “interesting alarm clock” for one Arkansas couple, who recorded the intrusion.

Picture of Pennsylvania nun with trophy kill faces criticism after her Roman Catholic diocese posted it on Facebook.

Curtis Russell got the surprise of his life when he bagged a 22-point whitetail doe.

The Hunting Lease Network is an affordable way to find prime hunting land when you don't have your own.

Passengers are OK after a rare collision on a runway between a plane and a deer.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is giving hunters an assist this year, using bright yellow-and-green signs to steer them to sections of state game lands where it is working to restore the forest vegetation that attracts deer.

Planting small orchards of select, late-dropping fruit trees can draw and hold deer on your property for better hunting. Bob Wallace of Chestnut Hill Outdoors visits Borrowed Acres to help implement fruit trees into the hunting strategy.

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.

They weren't on the agenda when the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Commission voted Nov. 9 to take wolves off the state's endangered species list, but Oregon's elk and deer population likely will be key factors in wolf management decisions in the years ahead.

Hundreds of ghostly white deer roaming among overgrown munitions bunkers at a sprawling former Army weapons depot face an uncertain future after living and breeding largely undisturbed since the middle of last century.

Bauserman takes a day off from the tree to prep for an upcoming out-of-state adventure.

Windy conditions on day number seven don't hinder big buck movement.