Whitetail Journal

Organizers of a disputed weekend predator derby in central Idaho's mountains say 21 coyotes but no wolves were shot by more than 230 hunters who participated.

City officials in Tuscaloosa have commissioned a study of the area's deer population following complaints from residents.

Conservationists and owners of fenced hunting ranches disagree over how to approach the disease. The Missouri Department of Conservation is considering stricter rules for hunting ranches.

A snow cover in the Black Hills should help mountain lion hunters and the biologists who manage the big cat population.

Two cheetahs at the Smithsonian's National Zoo came across unexpected prey and the result was predictable.

Slim and light, the Buck Commander Extreme is a great option for still-hunters on a budget.

The most reliable deer magnet of all, regardless of season, just might be a muddy pothole.

Do you yearn to hunt on private land? Here’s how to earn the privilege to get behind the "no hunting" signs.

The key to good rifle shooting is having the best possible interface between the rifle and the shooter. And while humans interface with several parts of a rifle, none is more important than with the trigger.

So how did the pigs take hold in the state? Farm escapees? Old-time colonial Virginia holdouts? Not so, suspect state game officials who blame opportunistic hunters for bringing them into the Commonwealth.

Cold-weather bowhunting is cool, if you stay warm. Follow these tips to be toasty when the north wind blows.

After the rut and eluding hunters, it’s all about the food.

The Tony and Dar Dean Outdoor Education Fund offers grants ranging from $500 to $1,500 to projects involving youth conservation education in South Dakota.

This week Angie goes Christmas shopping! On the list...Ruger's American Rifle, Muck Boots, and some great bowhunting gear too.

In order to get a better understanding of the coyote-whitetail relationships, biologists at the Savannah River Site then examined the results of an intense coyote removal effort in the same areas they studied fawn predation.

A Dauphin Island woman wants to know the fate of her two pet deer after wildlife officials removed them and said they were a danger to the public.

Vermont hunting, fishing and trapping licenses are set to go on sale for next year.