Whitetail Journal

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Applications for licenses to hunt elk and bear in Michigan are available through June 1.

There's concern about the ethical and legal violations committed in South Dakota by Scott Robertson and his wife. Robertson hosts Beretta's “Wild and Raw.”

Walleyes are everywhere in Minnesota. If your goal is taking a trophy, fine-tuning your locations and tactics can boost your odds of boating a behemoth.

South Dakota officials are encouraging hunters to focus on the state's abundant goose population this season after announcing plans to significantly restrict deer hunting licenses.

Hunters in Maine bagged 15 percent more deer in 2013 over the previous year.

A New Jersey veterinarian has removed an arrow from the face of a black bear.

Gregory Johnson was selected to lead Kentucky's wildlife agency in the aftermath of an ethics scandal involving its former commissioner.

Arrows and weather take their toll on 3-D targets, but you can easily eliminate the negative effects of weather with the Target Tarp.

Poachers have killed a large buck and wounded at least three deer in a tiny fishing village where residents' feeding of the animals has made them easy targets.

With coyotes wreaking havoc on whitetail fawns in the Southeast, Mark Olis is implementing a predator-trapping program on his hunting property this summer.

The number of deer gun hunting licenses that will be made available in North Dakota this year will be the lowest since 1980.

The tiny fishing village of Port Mansfield is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a bow-and-arrow toting deer poacher.

First "Zwickery" was created to respond to changes in hunting laws that allowed bowhunters to shoot deer, elk and bear.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will hold public meetings to hear comment on proposed 2014 gray wolf hunting seasons, changes to license issuance and hunter safety regulations.

Students at Osage Middle School were surprised, but not hurt, when a deer came crashing through their classroom window.

National Park Service rangers say bear sightings could increase this year in East Tennessee and southeast Kentucky.