Changes affecting hunters may be coming to Mississippi wildlife management areas. Here's what you need to know about them.

Haines hunter Tim Ackerman has been donating seal meat to the hospital since 2016. This month, for the first time, the ...

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

The book explores 12 key cases where Alaska Natives, with mixed results, fought against federal, territorial and state ...

Opponents of a controversial predator control program in Western Alaska are seeking a court order to halt this year’s work ...

Some of the details remain a work in progress, but the city of East Grand Forks will offer archery deer hunting opportunities again this fall in an effort to reduce whitetail numbers in the green ...

Options Resource Center for Independent Living in East Grand Forks will coordinate the accessible hunt, set for early October ...

Alaska’s public lands and waters are used by virtually every Alaskan who hunts, fishes, traps and wants to keep doing it — ...

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.

Plus, Alaska wildlife managers resume a controversial bear-killing program to support Western Alaska caribou. And, Miss Cama'i is crowned at the Bethel dance festival.

The state Department of Fish and Game program is aimed at boosting the population of the faltering Mulchatna Caribou Herd.

It is estimated that there are between 35 and 36 million deer in the U.S. today. Previously on the brink of extinction due to overhunting, deer populations have now robustly rebounded. In certain ...