Learning how to use a grunt call to target big bucks isn't difficult. Follow these tips for simple sequences and tactics for ...

When bowhunter Bill Barcus finally tags his first buck, he faces a three-mile packout and considers leaving the antlers ...

Long, slender legs - each bearing two narrow, pointed hooves that support the weight - prominent ears, and in males ... If additional heavy snow falls, deer quickly move back onto the winter range.

Maine’s Great North Woods is one of the best spots in the country to catch sight of the world’s largest deer species, making for a majestic wildlife safari.

Driver speed and awareness are key. Driving at the speed limit will provide more time to react and therefore more time to avoid hitting the deer.

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I’ve made several trips to one of the bigger antler ... would if you were hunting deer instead of just antlers. Keep that sun—now low in the sky—at your back, and sheds should jump out ...

PRICE, Utah (KUTV) — DWR officers are seeking information about a buck deer found illegally killed near Bears Ears National Monument. Officials said officers received a report of the poached ...

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