Imagine stepping into a misty, ancient Irish forest, the ground trembling beneath your feet as a colossal shape emerges ...

Every year, wildlife -- deer, elk, pronghorn and moose -- naturally shed their antlers in the fall and winter, then grow a new set in spring and summer. For hikers going out in search of these ...

The term cervid refers to a family of animals that includes deer, elk, moose and similar species. Wildlife advocates and opponents of the cull, which the City Council approved in April, remain ...

You’ve been warned, Washingtonians: Feeding deer, elk, moose, and other cervids is no longer permitted in the state. According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), a law ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is sounding the alarm about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and has implemented a new law prohibiting the feeding of wild deer, elk ...

Bieser Ranch, a 614-acre family-owned property in Plateau Valley, will be protected in perpetuity thanks to a conservation ...

Natural transmission outside deer, elk or moose has not been observed, yet. However, it has been seen to transfer to cattle, sheep, goats ferret, mink, mice, hamsters, and squirrel monkeys in ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. - It is now illegal to feed deer, elk and moose in Washington State. According to a release, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) implemented the new rules May 17 ...

As hunting season approaches, Okanagan hunters have an opportunity to learn about Chronic Wasting Disease and participate in a hands-on demonstration of tissue removal for testing.

WASHINGTON STATE — It is now illegal to feed deer, elk, and moose in Washington, per a rule approved by the director of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). The rule went into ...

Natural transmission outside deer, elk or moose has not been observed, yet. However, it has been seen to transfer to cattle, sheep, goats ferret, mink, mice, hamsters, and squirrel monkeys in ...