Hunt News

Trout had confessed to “driving around at night, listening to music and occasionally shooting his pistol into vacant fields from his pickup truck,” in order to relieve frustration.

The court’s decision was the most recent rejection of the anti-hunting group’s attempt to assign personhood to animals.

“I’ve always loved big cats my whole life, but I never thought that I would run into a mountain lion,” she said.

A black bear broke into a house in Wisconsin, attacking a husband and wife while their children were asleep.

The case has wide-ranging implications on hunting, conservation and animal agriculture communities and for wildlife management from sea to sea.

Alabama is opening up online registration for the 2022 alligator season this July. A total of 260 tags will be awarded to hunters spread across five hunting zones.

One of the best ways to break the routine, sharpen your bow shooting skills, and prepare for a freezer-filling fall is to pen the dotted line and enter a few (as many as you can) 3-D shoots. 

Today, Governor Phil Scott (R-VT) signed S. 281 into law, making Vermont the 41st state to allow the use of suppressors while hunting.

The Utah Wildlife Board last week announced that it would be reducing the number of deer permits available to hunters for the 2022 season.