March 20 is the first day of spring. It signals April showers, May flowers and then baby deer, aka fawns. Many people spot fawns lying alone in pine...

Wildlife biologists who work for state wildlife agencies often use buck-to-doe ratios to better understand deer populations and determine harvest...

Wild animals sustaining injuries is simply part of nature. If you spend a lot of time bowhunting, you are bound to encounter an injured animal. So...

Chronic wasting disease poses serious threats to North America’s deer and elk populations, and the hunting industry, too. Here’s what you should...

As a new hunting season begins, reflecting upon seasons long past helps us understand how the hunting community arrived to where it is today. As...

With archery season upon us, you’re probably zooming in and out of archery stores to buy broadheads, lighted nocks, bowstring wax and other...