Whitetail Journal

Plan your next elk hunt with this detailed September breakdown.

Deer Forest opened in 1949. The attraction once served as sanctuary for hundreds of deer, farm animals and other creatures.

For a true spring DIY adventure, look no further than the Rocky Mountain West.

One of western Montana's most famous grizzly bears now has its own interpretive display for the many visitors who stop by the Forest Service's Lincoln Ranger District office.

We add summer food plots to the wildlife menu at Borrowed Acres this season. The guys plant grain sorghum and lablab for a summer-through-fall food plot that not only attracts and holds deer and turkeys, but gives them vital nutrients during the summer months.

The world’s largest maker of pump-action shotguns is hoping that the Patriot launch will show both dealers and consumers the company is much more than just a shotgun brand.

The deer were owned by Daniel Yoder, who was arrested on charges of tampering with evidence related to an investigation into how chronic wasting disease came to his property and spread.

More tried and true gear ready for your next bowhunting excursion.

A state wildlife official says recent testing hasn't turned up additional cases of chronic wasting disease after Michigan earlier confirmed its first case in a wild deer.

An alligator found in a South Florida neighborhood with an arrow in its side has been euthanized.

If you live and hunt in the real world, on public land, you can still nail down some big bucks if you put in the work.

Cougars spotted in the Eastern U.S. are believed to be migrating western mountain lions, Florida panthers or captive animals that were released.

The Key deer is a federally protected species only found in the Florida Keys. It's the smallest subspecies of white-tailed deer, with males reaching just 30 inches in height.

Pennsylvania would no longer be the only state that bars hunters from using semiautomatic rifles if bills pending before a House committee are approved.

Canadian bear guide shares secrets about bear behavior.

Public-land hot spots are sacred, and veteran bowhunter Bob Robb believes they should stay that way.

Every spring, adolescent male black bears wander into Arkansas cities looking for food. They're the nomads of bear society, kicked out of their dens to make room for the next litters and looking for easy meals.