deer

Maybe they thought it was a Deery, I mean, Dairy Queen.

New studies show that America's deer population is catching COVID-19 from humans, what does that mean for hunting and the future of the pandemic?

Well, here's something you don't see everyday.

As we have reported on a few times since Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana, wild animals were on the move too.

With evidence of COVID-19 found in white-tailed deer populations in several states, what do hunters need to know? Is venison safe to eat?

Anyone in law enforcement is used to dealing with break-ins and intruders, but this 'wild' intruder at a nursing home in central Wisconsin was one most officers probably don't often see.

Living in the Northland we are surrounded by wild animals, especially deer. Thankfully they are pretty skittish in order to get out of harms way, but one in particular has found a new friend.

Deer are very active in Minnesota right now. Here are nine tips to help you avoid hitting a deer in Minnesota this year.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has scheduled two more late-season deer hunts in southeastern Minnesota as part of the agency's response to the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease in the region.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is planning two special hunts next month followed by deer culling efforts in January after Chronic Wasting Disease was discovered in 11 more deer harvested by hunters in Fillmore County this fall.