Whitetail Journal

A Wisconsin man is facing theft charges after officials say he sold hunting rights on property he didn't own.

A man was cited for hunting without landowner permission after a canoe carrying the man, a boy and a deer carcass got stuck in an ice jam in the headwaters of the Jefferson River.

Would you yank an item from a shark's mouth to keep it from choking? Two Canadian men did just that and saved a Greenland shark from a moose carcass.

Wildlife commissioners set a quota of 20 bears for 2013. The season ends Dec. 31 unless 20 bears are killed before then.

At least 11 wolves have been killed during the wolf hunt in the Upper Peninsula, putting the state on pace to meet the limit for Michigan's first wolf hunt in decades, officials said.

There's a population explosion of large, wild animals in the Virginia woods, and it's not the cute, doe-eyed kind that conjures images of Bambi.

The hunting seasons for pheasant, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and ruffed grouse close statewide on Jan. 5.

A new Montana law that allows for the salvage of road-killed wildlife for food became effective last month.

When hunting mature bucks, sometimes going all-in is the answer.

Some areas have slight outbreaks and others have all-out epidemics of the illness. Worse yet, if your dog comes into contact with another infected canine, it could spread depending on the mange variety.

Two hunters leave their stand to retrieve a fallen deer. When they reach the animal not every thing is what it seems.

Deer hunters are fanning out across West Virginia for the start of the two-week gun season.

"This isn't about killing deer," said hunt organizer Brian Green. "It's about showing these guys there are people in this country who give a damn about what they're fighting for."

Gov. Scott Walker's deer hunt has come up empty.

Two men face fish and wildlife violations and a felony charge for allegedly shooting at a deer decoy and leading Indiana conservation officers on a pursuit.

Deer hunters suffer from information overload these days — but it’s time to un-learn some of that info and break out of old habits.

Part of the Wilder Forest in May Township is slated to eventually open to the public, but some neighbors aren't happy it could allow hunting and trapping.