Whitetail Journal

State wildlife officials plan to capture and relocate almost 200 pronghorn from a northern New Mexico ranch.

As one of a dwindling number of gunsmiths in the country, Mike Crevar and his expertise remain in high demand by hunters, collectors and gun aficionados near and far.

Illinois wildlife officials want to persuade landowners in some northern Illinois counties to let them shoot deer to control the spread of chronic wasting disease.

Missouri deer hunters remember days when they could pick and choose the deer they wanted to shoot. Now, they're lucky just to see deer. Any deer, let alone a big buck.

Vermont Fish and Wildlife wardens said they visited the house last year where the men lived and found three deer in their shed.

We found some new-gear gems in the aisles of Nashville.

There's still time for hunters to participate in the Georgia Hunters for the Hungry program.

A new California law banning the use of dogs in bear hunting appears to have had a dramatic effect, with fewer bears killed by hunters in 2013 than in any other year over the past two decades.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says it's detected chronic wasting disease in a white-tailed deer for the first time in a year.

Charleston's ninth urban deer hunt set a record with at least 100 deer killed.

See "new for 2014" Archer Xtreme gear put to the test on late-season mule deer.

Rinehart Targets is excited to introduce the extremely versatile, six sided Woodland Hunter target to those who love to let arrows fly. Manufactured from Rinehart's Woodland FX Foam, this shooting surface can handle anything that is thrown at it.

Hunters, birdwatchers and hikers in northeastern Louisiana have more public places to roam after a nearly 3,000-acre expansion of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries' Ouachita Wildlife Management Area.

A new study says West Virginia has the nation's highest rate of fatal all-terrain vehicle accidents.

At the intersection of Texas hunters and hungry Texans is a possible solution to two problems that plague the state: a massive deer population and an increasing demand for food assistance to the needy.

The Robertson family is sticking with its waterfowl and varmint shooting traditions by teaming with Mossberg & Sons to offer a series of 11 rifles and shotguns.

PETA was launching an effort to use drones to interfere with hunters and fishermen but a new Illinois law tells PETA to leave sportsmen alone.