Taxidermist Ray Murawski moved his hand along the back of a black bear rug he had laid out on a table in the back of his shop ...

Chester Veach of Ohio killed a massive nontypical deer on his first ever deer hunt in 1970. He was in his mid 50s.

During the sixth millennium B.C.E., carvers in present-day Sweden etched patterns into the artifact before redecorating it in ...

Discover how Thrunite’s T3 flashlight can reveal the hidden wonders of the wild, from killer whale sightings to finding ...

As spring unfolds across Maryland, outdoor enthusiasts are hitting the trails to hunt for shed antlers, the off-white tines ...

Missouri has an estimated 1.5 million white-tailed deer, according to MDC.

A previous case was confirmed in a white-tailed male deer harvested by a hunter in Lanier County in January. The second case was found around 400 yards from the first location, officials say.

White-tailed deer and other members of the deer family suffer from CWD, also known as Zombie Deer Disease, a fatal neurological illness. According to the MDC, the disease has caused a significant ...

Little did Dr. Elliot Ladd Coues—a man who would become “America’s most well-known ornithologist”— know, but when he headed west from Washington D.C. in the mid-1800s, he would describe a subspecies ...

In the annals of wildlife history, one White-Tailed Deer has etched its name into the record books for its astounding size. This magnificent creature, with antlers stretching to unimaginable widths, ...

White-tailed deer are very important to Indiana woodlands. But in many areas of the state, deer populations have grown far beyond what the land can support. “Through their browsing and what they eat, ...