Whitetail Journal

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Wildlife officials expect the number of permits being raffled off in June will be about 124, down significantly from the 275 permits awarded in recent years.

Several pronghorn that didn't migrate out of Jackson Hole last fall are toughing out winter on the National Elk Refuge.

State wildlife biologists want to move the opening day of West Virginia's deer, bear and wild boar archery seasons to the last Saturday in September.

Maine wildlife biologists are checking on hibernating black bears this month against the backdrop of an anticipated November ballot initiative aimed at banning bear hunting using bait, dogs and traps.

New York City's Department of Parks and Recreation is starting an aerial survey of the deer population of the Bronx.

Lawmakers voted 49-16 to direct $2 million to help kill problem Idaho wolves, over objections from Democrats who say it's a poor use of the money.

Hunters who want to kill mountain lions for sport in Nebraska could soon be out of luck, due to a bill penned by a longtime state senator who has championed animal welfare issues.

There are an estimated 800 to 1,000 deer on the 9.5-square-mile island. Officials had hoped to reduce that number by 200 this winter.

Injured, aggressive or nuisance moose near Fairbanks will be targeted for hunting under a rule approved by the Alaska Board of Game.

The number of deer taken by hunters in Iowa last year fell below 100,000 for the first time since the mid-1990s.

A national mountain lion protection organization is outraged that South Dakota hunters shot three young lions last week and had their kills deemed legal by the state.

North Carolina wildlife officials are trying to determine why the severed head of a black bear was left on the rooftop of a building in downtown Elizabeth City.

Mark Kayser wonders why coyotes on a recent hunt were more responsive at midday over the morning period?

Mississippians could be able to buy guns, bullets, all-terrain vehicles and boats without paying sales taxes for a couple days under a proposal moving forward in the House.

Young Utah hunters may soon be able to get a hunting permit to accompany an adult hunter without first taking a training course.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is beginning a series of eight public meetings.