Chester Veach was on his first ever deer hunt when he killed what would become the largest nontypical buck ever tagged in the ...

White-tailed deer are very important to Indiana woodlands. But in many areas of the state, deer populations have grown far ...

Winter survival is typically the biggest single factor affecting mule deer herds, and the long-term average is about 60% of fawns surviving their first winter, but during hard winters that can be ...

Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile.com A southwestern Wyoming big game hunting advocate who spent the past 13 years safeguarding ...

Slightly more than half of deer hunters in North Dakota filled their tag in 2024, unchanged from the previous year.

It’s still a little early for biologists to read the tea leaves and know how the 2024-25 winter survival will affect this fall’s hunts, so stayed tuned for more on that down the road.

Eric Sharpe, Chief Development Officer for the Mule Deer Foundation, called into the Weekday Wake-Up to promote the annual Mule Deer Banquet held this Saturday evening at the Alpine Civic Center.

The buck, which reportedly has a net score exceeding 306 inches, was displayed at the Open Season Deer and Turkey Expo in Wisconsin Dells on March 29, where it was promoted as the pending “non-typical ...

A tall and heavy 8-point buck pushed a doe ... wonder Just how well do whitetail actually see movement? So, I asked that question recently to one of the country's top deer researchers.

In Wyoming, 14% of all deer and elk tested last year were positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD), the Wyoming Game and ...

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Health Laboratory tested 5,276 samples for chronic wasting disease, and 726 came back positive — 13.7% statewide — and saw CWD prevalence for ...

Of the hunter-harvested samples, 19.4% of mule deer bucks, 29.2% of white-tailed bucks and 2.3% of elk tested positive for CWD. Per Game and Fish, the percentage of mule deer bucks increased from ...