Whitetail Journal

The state Department of Natural Resources says Indiana hunters donated nearly 67,000 pounds of venison to food pantries during the 2013-2014 hunting season.

A western New York city is bringing back a bait-and-shoot program to reduce a surging deer population that's causing damage to property and hazards to motorists.

The number of deer killed during Parkersburg's 2013 urban archery hunt jumped 100 percent from 2012's total.

Alaska Fish and Game officials killed an Eastern Interior wolf pack last week, and the National Park Service, which had been studying the animals, is none too pleased.

An administrative law judge heard testimony that Ely bear researcher Lynn Rogers gave tips to paying participants in his "bear course" on feeding bears from their mouths.

A plan to have federal sharpshooters kill up to 1,000 deer on the northeastern tip of Long Island is moving forward after opponents lost a court fight.

An overabundance of deer is leading to a proposal to allow sharpshooters to hunt in a Bloomington nature preserve.

Indiana's wildlife agency says disease and new hunting rules may account for a big drop in the number of deer that hunters took during last year's harvest.

A Sitka golf course employee who tried to poison bears but instead killed two dogs has been sentenced to 30 days in jail.

Authorities say a central Florida man is recovering after being attacked by a bear in his yard.

Hunters, trappers, anglers and others can review West Virginia's proposed new hunting regulations during a series of public meetings in March.

Some Spearfish residents say they've seen wolves in the area, but police and wildlife officials are skeptical.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it may change the way black bear hunts are managed to make planning easier for hunters.

Hunters in Iowa are concerned about the dwindling deer population and want state officials to take action to replenish the herd.

A warning shot doesn't put enough distance between an agitated moose and a snowmobiler.

The hunting industry has lost a dear friend and one of its most innovative entrepreneurs with the passing of Bob Walker, 62, on February 25.

Two mountain bikers disturb a grizzly bear and her cub, charging the the two men three times before retreating.