Whitetail Buck (Photo from Bing Images ... all 120 counties in Kentucky were open to deer hunting. Art Lander Jr. is outdoors editor for the Northern Kentucky Tribune. He is a native Kentuckian ...

As the whitetail deer hunting industry has grown through the decades, so too have the controversies. Record bucks get poached and then shared on social media as legitimate trophies. Hunters shoot high ...

White-tailed deer have been hunted from the earliest migrations of people into North America, over 15,000 years ago. The species was far from the most important food resource at that time, though.

The phenomenon of bucks pulling a disappearing act only to magically reappear sometime later is so common it's a cliche around the deer-camp dinner table. But it's always presented a mystery.

In most parts of the country, white-tailed deer rutting season hits hard around November. Bucks are chasing does, running through the woods and open spaces, and making themselves unusually visible.

Regardless, late November and early December can be an extremely productive time in the whitetail woods. With plenty of mature whitetail bucks still ... If the right deer decides to walk your ...

Deer researchers from around the country have recorded a handful of wild does living anywhere from 15 to 19 years and at least one buck making ... the largest source of whitetail mortality ...

30-30 rifle has arguably killed more whitetail deer than any ... bullet turned out to be devastating. The deer he shot with it didn’t just drop, they dropped stone-cold dead in a mystifying manner.

No other name in recent American history conjures up the image of the skilled collector as readily as that of Malcolm Forbes.

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As the leaves change color during autumn, many animals change their behavior. Reptiles seek out shelters to pass the time through winter. Rodents like squirrels gather large supplies of food.

The agency is focusing on lowering the whitetail population in 19 units while keeping it stable in three. “Over the past five years, more WMUs have moved from an objective to stabilize deer ...