Whitetail Journal Whitetail Journal Categories Whitetail Deer No new chronic wasting cases found in Missouri deer Posts March 13, 2014 Missouri conservation officials say tests of deer from the fall hunting season have indicated no new cases of chronic wasting disease in free-ranging deer. Bear walks rope, entertains hunters Videos March 13, 2014 Obstacles aren't a worry for this black bear and the beaver bait it wants. Late snow delays elk feeding near Ellensburg Posts March 11, 2014 For more than four decades, elk have been coming to the Joe Watt and Robinson canyons during the winter months to eat the alfalfa hay put out in the mornings by the state. New trial date for men accused of smuggling deer Posts March 11, 2014 A new trial date has been set for a Louisiana business and three men accused of smuggling white-tailed deer into Mississippi in 2011 and 2012. Wyoming residents asked to be mindful of moose Posts March 09, 2014 Wildlife officials are asking residents in a handful of western and northwestern Wyoming towns to be mindful of moose and other wildlife that may show up in neighborhoods. New Hampshire biologist says coyotes hunt more now Posts March 08, 2014 A biologist in New Hampshire says he's getting a lot of calls about coyotes and warns people to keep their pets inside at night. Mountain lion killed in Helena neighborhood Posts March 08, 2014 Wildlife officials have killed a mountain lion that had taken up residence in a Helena neighborhood and killed three housecats. West Virginia Senate approves regulations for deer farming Posts March 08, 2014 Under the bill, the Department of Agriculture would regulate deer raised for meat and for breeding purposes. The Division of Natural Resources would regulate fencing and pen sizes. Event helps get veterans hooked on fly fishing Posts March 08, 2014 Volunteers at a fly-tying marathon, held at the National Museum of the Marine Corps at Quantico, Va., tied 716 flies in eight hours, enough to provide veterans all over the country with supplies for free fly-fishing trips. Man says he killed cougar to protect father Posts March 07, 2014 A man who pleaded guilty to killing a cougar in Michigan's Upper Peninsula in December said he was defending his father, but state wildlife officials say the animal posed no threat and was poached, its heart cooked and some of it eaten by the men. « First ‹ Previous 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 › Next » Last