CWD is a neurological disease that is fatal to white tailed deer and other similar species like mule deer, elk and moose.

In the mountain west, mule deer typically shed from January into ... causes a buck’s antlers to begin growing. A whitetail buck needs antlers for several reasons, and the bigger the better.

There’s an important distinction between the reasons behind draw systems for elk and mulies and the new, evolving draw ...

Across deer and elk country ... will help you learn more about the animals you hunt in the fall. Diehard whitetail hunters pride themselves upon collecting the same buck’s sheds, year after year.

CWD in whitetail deer in northeast Montana hasn ... which is a permit-only area for mule deer buck hunting in McCone County along Fort Peck Reservoir. The absence of a detection doesn’t ...

The Hinkley buck, tagged in Maine in 1955, was possibly the biggest whitetail ever killed at the time, and certainly in Maine ...

An incurable infectious brain disease that’s deadly to deer, elk and moose continues ... A 2.5-year-old white-tailed buck in Posey County tested positive after being harvested by a hunter.

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In addition to impacting white-tail, CWD can sicken mule deer, elk ... CWD is a fatal neurological disease that affects white-tailed deer, elk and moose. The disease is chronic, slow developing ...