Outdoors: Hunters Stalk High Plains in Search of All-Terrain Prey
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The buffalo may be the iconic mammal of the American West, but the mule deer may be a more apt if less imposing and sentimental choice.
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Technology that enables people to stalk online and kill real prey has alarmed hunters and lawmakers intent on blocking the practice.
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Biologists plan to use large nets and traps this week in Chicago's Burnham Harbor to search for the northern snakehead &#151; a type of fish known for its voracious appetite and ability to wreak havoc on freshwater ecosystems.
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By Patrick O'Driscoll  Prairie dogs fight for home on the range as suburbs spread. Rodent relocators try to strike a humane    balance of city and wildlife.    BOULDER, Colo.
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As chronic wasting disease spreads through populations of deer and elk in some states, hunters are finding that their quarry may not be safe to eat.
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By Rich Landers, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  Mar. 8--None of my outdoor experiences has left a more vivid memory than watching four coyotes, who were unaware of my close proximity, as they attacked a frantic fawn mule deer.
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By Wagner, Matthew Kaiser, Ronald; Kreuter, Urs; Wilkins, Neal  ABSTRACT: As nearly all of Texas' rural lands are privately owned, landowner associations for the management of white-tailed deer and ground-water have become increasingly popular.
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The feathered creatures winging across North America have an obvious gift that land-bound humans lack, but their survival is threatened by earthly concerns.
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The fight for the support of conservationists, hunters and anglers is being waged from the pages of Field and Stream magazine to the strategy sessions of the Sierra Club.
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EAGLE, COLO. - Her presence is everywhere. Even as she moves from state to state, even as death threats chase her and wackos stalk her, she refuses to go away.
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By Pete GrathoffThe daytime highs sometimes struggle to reach the teens in Missouri, and more than 2 feet of snow has hit parts of Kansas. What's a hunter to do? Throw an extra log on the fire, grab another blanket and dream of the chase once spring comes.
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Aerial survey shows antelope and gazelle in what could be one of the greatest natural events on Earth.
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With its great plains of concrete and endless shopping malls, Long Island would seem an unlikely location for wildlife research. Yet this winter a team of waterfowl biologists will follow
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Hunters soon may be able to sit at  their computers and blast away at animals on a Texas ranch via  the Internet, a prospect that has state wildlife officials up  in arms.
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MICHIGAN, N.D. - When Carmen Erickson dropped a deer with a single shot in a cattail slough south of here, he thought he'd downed a nice buck. Unlike his shot, he was a little off. The deer was a doe. "It's got no male utilities," said Erickson, who lives in Minot. "It has teats ...
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By Rich Landers, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  May 31--Trouble is stirring where only the deer, elk and sportsmen once roamed.   Washington's wildlife recreation lands have been managed in decent harmony with hunters and fishermen over the past seven decades.
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By Adam Liptak New York Times News Service  In the great traditions of the Old West, California deputizes bounty hunters to help enforce its environmental laws.