Whitetail Journal

Missouri officials are advancing tougher rules for deer breeders and hunting preserves, potentially stripping the conservation agency of power over captive deer.

Police in the northern Illinois village of Roscoe say a deer jumped through a real estate office's double-pane window.

Plan an enjoyable, successful black bear hunt in Alaska's legendary Southeast or, perhaps, somewhere closer to home.

Biologists are reminding people not to touch moose calves or try to take them home as pets following a string of incidents involving people handling the animals.

Specifically matching the type of treestand or ground blind to your deer-hunting style and property will pay dividends in the whitetail woods.

Increase your bowhunting shot opportunities by finding where big bucks dine.

Mechanical broadheads, lighted sight sand other technical advances aimed to draw more youth into the sport have been approved.

Youth event challenges participants in sporting clays, .22, muzzleloader and archery shooting, wildlife identification, orienteering and hunter safety.

A young deer burst through the front door of Hudson Coffee Traders in Kingston, shattering the glass and halting everyone's daily grind.

A young black bear entered a cabin in Cottonwood Canyon and dipped into a bucket of peanuts after drinking from a hummingbird feeder on the back porch.

Montana wildlife officials say a hunter who was attacked by a grizzly bear shot and killed the animal.

Some northern Wisconsin business owners are concerned about how new restrictions on deer hunting will impact their bottom line.

A unique 30-inch chrome-moly barrel helps this new ultralight muzzleloader maximize the performance of full magnum propellant charges.

The teacher and a dozen teenagers fled the classroom to another part of the school and locked themselves into a room to escape the thrashing animal.

Deputies in central Wisconsin say an adult bear wandered into a parking garage beneath the Wausau courthouse.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has donated $25,000 to the state Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks to help the agency better determine the number of wolves in Montana.

Alaskan biologists have again killed dozens of bears in an effort to increase the number of available moose for subsistence hunters in part of the western Interior.