A 49-point, 300-inch nontypical buck that emerged March 29 at the Open Season Sportsman’s Expo was entered with the Wisconsin ...

Spring snow, not surprisingly, tends to drive the birds to the feeders, especially the early migrants back in the region. But ...

The diseased deer was discovered during disease sampling after an effort to reduce the national park's white-tail deer population. The NPS said the so-called "zombie deer" disease was found in ...

If you’ve yet to tag your first truly big whitetail buck, or if you lucked into one and can’t repeat the feat, the idea of tagging a trophy deer year after year can seem impossible—and the ...

These categories are browse, forbs, mast, crops, and lichen. Deer browse the leaves of plants and the ends of twigs. Also, the plants they often enjoy in this category include trees, different shrubs, ...

BAGUIO CITY—Work on Baguio’s latest hotel project has been halted by a cease and desist order following the unexplained deterioration and death of nearly 100 pine trees in its compound.

Shed hunting is all the rage among serious whitetail hunters these days ... finding antlers dropped during daylight hours. Oftentimes, deer choose to bed against large boulders or downed trees. The ...

downy oaks and many types of pine trees. Conversely, in unfavorable climates and poor soils, conservative species will have the greatest potential to accumulate carbon in the biomass. This recent ...

Landowners, citizens, and municipalities in five counties will ask for support on Monday, April 14, on five questions that seek approval to harvest white deer in five counties: Jefferson, Marathon, ...

Rep. Pat Curry with a whitetail buck he said he tagged in December 2024. "Old deer, lots of mass!" Curry wrote in the post accompanying the photo. Photo via Facebook / Pat Curry for Texas In one of ...

was recently detected in Indiana among white-tail deer. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced a second CWD case within the state’s borders in late February, found in Posey County.