Whitetail Journal

A deer bedded down for the day practically eliminates blind or treestand hunting.

Spend a day with Jace Bauserman high in the Rockies as he offers tips to make your elk hunt successful.

The recent deaths of hundreds of whitetail deer west of Missoula were caused by epizootic hemorrhagic disease.

Louisiana has had a long relationship with exotic plants and animals that come from afar and arrive here to thrive in the state's sub-tropical environment.

The North Carolina Wildlife Commission will begin a study next year of black bears in Asheville that includes tagging the animals.

Applications for wolf hunting and trapping licenses have dropped by almost half this year compared with last.

Roughly 200 bear-resistant trash cans will be distributed in parts of Florida's Big Bend where bears are known to look for food.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has opened antlerless deer hunting in three eastern Nebraska state park areas.

The federal government shutdown has forced the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to cancel the Wild Things event in St. Tammany Parish.

See how three food plots are created at Borrowed Acres. Several Evolved Harvest blends were planted to attract and hold deer throughout the deer season.

Deer hunters in Michigan are expected to see a successful season in the field this year, according to a new report from the state Department of Natural Resources.

Minnesota naturalist and photographer Mark “Sparky'' Stensaas has captured some of the most sought-after species of North American wildlife. But he won't pass up a good shot of a squirrel. Or a chipmunk.

North Dakota wildlife officials are asking people to give plenty of space to a young bull moose roaming through the Bismarck area.

A southern Indiana judge has thrown out the state's ban on enclosed deer hunting farms.

We get ready for deer season with DIY food plots, archery hunting near Pittsburgh’s airport, and a deer that runs through a minivan.

At least four wolves have been killed in Wyoming since the state kicked off its second formal hunting season this week in a trophy zone bordering Yellowstone National Park.

Princeton officials are considering whether to use licensed hunters and trappers to reduce the growing population of coyotes and foxes in the Ivy league town.