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A Texas man was sentenced to more than a year and a half in prison and $2,000 in fines for his part in a conspiracy to smuggle endangered species.

New for 2020, TrueTimber is releasing their newest ground blind sheds featuring inflatable support beams. This innovative air-filled design gives hunters an easier, faster, and more efficient way of setting up their ground blinds compared to traditional popups.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem made good on her promise to expand hunting and fishing access to kids under the age of 18.

Hunters in Wisconsin have been waiting seven years to target gray wolves, and they made the most of what ended up being a shortened, three-day hunting season.

While the number of hunters has plummeted in the United States and Canada, Germany has seen a 25 percent increase in hunting participation in the last 30 years.

Four Mississippi hunters received large fines, parole and are banned from hunter after violating federal wildlife laws.

What does “science-based wildlife management” really mean? One species, black bears, provides a fascinating case study in this national conservation success story.

After a missed opportunity, one Ohio hunter found the dead head of a huge buck he’d been pursuing for several years.

A state legislator in Oklahoma has filed a bill that would create a new hunting season one of North America’s most elusive creatures: Bigfoot.