New estimates show Michigan hunters killed greater numbers of deer during the 2024 season than the year prior, a trend driven partly by boosted doe harvest. A state survey conducted by mail pegged the ...

Editor: In response to your Jan. 12 article concerning a proposal to use use Pennsylvania Game Commission funds to subsidize the building of deer fencing to protect crops, fencing is not the solution ...

Wisconsin’s and Fort McCoy’s 2024 nine-day gun-deer season took place Nov. 23 to Dec. 1, and hunters saw some warmer weather to start the season and ended the season seeing 385 deer harvested. “We did ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation is focused on maintaining a healthy herd amidst changing regulations for this year's deer hunting season, which includes containing a 100 percent fatal disease ...

Wisconsin’s 2025 nine-day gun deer season opens on Nov. 22. Similar to last year, this year’s gun deer season runs later in the month. All harvested deer must be registered electronically by 5 p.m.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A herd of white-tailed deer were recorded running around in downtown Spokane Thursday morning. Michelle Lobdell was headed to her early morning workout and captured the deer as they ...

As problems mount from the southern Lower Peninsula's rising population of whitetail deer, some state lawmakers are proposing to lift bans on baiting deer and elk during hunting seasons. But that's ...

Several months remain before licensed hunters may pursue deer, but now is the time to set up for success. The second round of antlerless deer license sales opened today, allowing each hunter to ...

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. – Fort Meade will conduct a deer herd reduction between March 17 and March 20 as part of an ongoing effort to manage the installation’s deer population. The overpopulation of ...

Lynn Smith, who calls himself the Deer Whisperer, shares TikTok videos of his interactions with local wildlife; offering treats, giving gentle pets, and showing just how much trust he’s built with the ...

The continuing issue of how to manage Wisconsin’s deer herd is filled with a rack of pointed conundrums that continue to plague our Department of Natural Resources. Here are two solutions I have for ...