By ADAM NOSSITER El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondimba, the president of Gabon and Africa's longest-entrenched autocrat, died at age 73 in a Spanish hospital in June 2009 after suffering cardiac arrest. As ...

For many deer hunters, Tink’s #69 is the OG of deer attractants, and as such, it has been a staple at deer camps across the country for generations. Made with a blend of concentrated doe estrus urine, ...

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — A Portsmouth restaurant had an unexpected guest pay a visit on Friday morning. A deer jumped through the window of The Friendly Toast on Congress Street around 7 a.m.

Despite being so frequently hunted, deer populations do not seem to have appreciably declined due to Indigenous hunting prior to AD 1600. Unlike elk or sturgeon, whose numbers were reduced by ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed several changes to deer hunting regulations, according to an announcement on Friday. The ...

A deer in downtown Portsmouth, crashed into the Friendly Toast, smashing the window. Video shows how it happened. News Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.

Six months earlier we had hunted together in the African rain forests and each of us had taken a bongo. Though we have hunted together on four continents for some mighty exotic species, the lure of ...

Deer Valley's persistence to remain a ski-only mountain has something to do with ritzy skiers and their disdain for the young whipper-snappers that skid by them on snowboards, but that controversial ...

A restaurant in New Hampshire got an unexpected and slightly chaotic hoofed client on Friday, June 20, who broke windows and flipped tables. A wild deer that had been seen scrambling through ...

This beautiful albino deer is incredibly rare—its odds of being born are estimated at just 1 in 20,000 to 30,000, though some studies put the number as high as 1 in 100,000.

Increased deer activity during fawning season can occur at all times of day. Once the season settles down, the active movement time will return to dusk and dawn, according to the Iowa DNR.