Spotlighting wildlife in Pennsylvania is legal but has specific regulations set by the Game Commission. It is illegal to spotlight while possessing a firearm or other hunting device, with limited ...

It's almost that time again, hunters: Minnesota's firearms deer season is just a few weeks away. Here's what you should know before it starts. Minnesota's firearms deer hunting season opens Nov. 8.

In this episode of Murphy’s Diesel, Wrecker Rick and his crew tackle the removal of old fencing that obstructs mule deer migration routes in Arizona, a vital effort for their survival. Old fences can ...

In this episode of Murphy’s Diesel, Wrecker Rick and his crew partner with the Mule Deer Foundation Arizona to remove old fencing that obstructs mule deer migration. The removal of these fences is ...

With deer season rolling along, driving at night has become a little more scary as the animals move around. Even if you don’t hit a deer, it can make for some slick maneuvering on the highway to avoid ...

A fresh challenger has entered the sweepstakes to take on Anthony Joshua in his boxing return. Drawing notable links to a host of potential fights in his return to action as soon as next year, former ...

The department uses the survey to collect mule deer population data for monitoring demographic trends, such as buck-to-doe and fawn-to-doe ratios. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department's annual ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The Catalina Island Conservancy plans to eliminate some 2,000 nonnative deer using contracted hunters, after ...

It took nearly 50 years to work out the identity of a caribou-like fossil first discovered by construction workers. By Elie Dolgin In 1976, as jackhammers and backhoes carved a subway tunnel through ...

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The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s annual fall aerial mule deer survey is set to begin Oct. 13 in western North Dakota. Weather permitting, the survey takes about two weeks to complete.