Recent Wildlife Articles

Hunters across the Midwest have always prided themselves on bringing home fresh game from the field, but recent warnings from wildlife officials are making some guys think twice about what's on their dinner plate. In Wisconsin, the Department of Natural Resources just put out alerts about dangerous

As the leaves start turning and the air gets that crisp edge, folks across Massachusetts feel the pull to grab their gear and step into the outdoors. It's that time again – the kickoff to the fall 2025 hunting season, where the drop in temperature signals a chance to connect with nature in a way th

Every year, North Carolina’s outdoors come alive with the sights and sounds of nature, from the rustle of leaves in the Piedmont forests to the gentle lapping of waves along coastal marshes. For those who cherish time spent with a rod in hand or a rifle at the ready, the state’s rich hunting and fi

For the first time in two decades, waterfowl hunters in Texas are dealing with a shorter early teal season. Officials from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department have announced that the season, which starts on September 20, will wrap up after just nine days, ending on September 28. That's a big dr

Out in the rugged landscapes of western Wyoming, where the Salt River winds its way toward the Palisades Reservoir, a quiet but vital spot is about to get some much-needed attention. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is gearing up to kick off a restoration effort at the Alpine Wetlands Public A

For guys who live for the thrill of the hunt, there's nothing quite like packing up the truck, heading into the backcountry, and setting up camp where the world feels a million miles away. In the rugged heart of Montana's Little Belt Mountains, a special opportunity is opening up again this year—o

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is rolling out a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts, opening up 42 new hunting and fishing opportunities across more than 87,000 acres of public land. This expansion, announced by the Department of the Interior, is one of the biggest in recent years, covering 1

Deep in the heart of Montana’s sprawling national forests, where the air smells of pine and the only sounds are the rustle of leaves and distant elk bugles, lies a treasure that hunters have cherished for generations: untouched backcountry. These wild, roadless areas, protected by the 2001 Roadles

In the rugged backcountry of Montana, where ranchers battle to protect their livestock and hunters chase the thrill of the chase, a heated decision just shook things up. The state's Fish and Wildlife Commission wrapped up a marathon meeting on August 21, hashing out new rules for wolf hunting and

Deer hunting is more than a pastime; it’s a way of life for many Americans who spend crisp fall mornings perched in tree stands or tucked into ground blinds, waiting for that perfect shot. But the deer hunting world is filled with myths and half-truths, often pushed by an industry eager to sell th