Whitetail Journal

Washington Fish and Wildlife agents are trying to trap a bear that killed a dog and bit a woman Friday at Long Beach.

Motorists strike and kill .an average of 114 mule deer, 36 elk and 15 moose each year on Teton County roads.

At least 75 people are set to join the second annual Northeast Georgia Ultimate Adventure Deer Hunt.

The reports keep coming in: deer, ducks and Eastern wild turkeys killed in a wave of poaching that state conservation rangers in the Augusta area expect to increase.

Wisconsin wildlife officials' decision to drop rifle restrictions going into this month's gun deer hunt was supposed to make things simpler.

This fall's deer hunt is expected to be the best in six years as the Maine deer population continues to rebound from severe winters that decimated the herd.

Due to the late date of Thanksgiving, this year's firearms' seasons are later than most years.

Donations of venison to a program that helps feed the hungry in North Dakota have declined, but the recent addition of goose meat to the Sportsmen Against Hunger program is helping to make up the difference.

Ohio hunters can set their eyes on ring-necked pheasants, cottontail rabbits and bobwhite quail as the state's small game hunting season gets underway.

Police are blaming a 4-legged suspect of causing about $3,000 worth of damage at a Long Island restaurant.

Premium pack maker, Tenzing, has a new pack built for crossbows ready to hit in 2014.

Arizona officials are analyzing the results of government-funded hunting that has killed 669 coyotes in northern Arizona to reduce the predators' kills of pronghorn antelope fawns.

The bears left claw marks on the car doors and they shredded the interior beyond recognition.

Sometimes you need to change up your hunting plan. Mark Kayser shows you ways to go after coyotes like you would whitetails.

This new company has hit it out of the park with a muzzleloader that is simple to operate, extremely accurate, and easy to clean.

If firing a machine gun is on your bucket list, the Smoking Gun Range & Training Center is the only place in Western South Dakota to do it legally.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation has launched a statewide survey of deer hunters to get their opinions on the new deer management plan.