The whitetail deer is a medium-sized ungulate and the most popular game animal in the state of Virginia. Virginia’s Virginia deer population grew quite large in the 1990s, as both typical and ...

there are few pictures circulating of the pending record deer not taken on the show floor. There are no known trail cam photos or pictures of the buck before it was killed, and the closest thing to a ...

“We know that antler size is positively related to body size and mass, and that on average a whitetail buck will grow his largest set of antlers between 5 and 7 years of age,” says Matt Ross, ...

"It was nothing special then, but the buck grew substantially," the 31-year-old electrical designer remembers. "I began actually hunting it the next year, when its rack might've scored in the high ...

Getting decent trail-camera photos of whitetail bucks isn't all ... and keep him happy in that area.” Many deer, including some old, massive bucks, are pretty mellow around trail cameras ...

A tall and heavy 8-point buck pushed a doe ... wonder Just how well do whitetail actually see movement? So, I asked that question recently to one of the country's top deer researchers.

The Idaho Fish and Game Commission restored late-season deer hunting in one of its best whitetail units ... into the deer mating season that makes bucks more vulnerable and resulted in population ...

Restaurants just outside the Bucks' arena ... and it was clearly daytime in photos and videos taken of the rally. The location is also important. Milwaukee's Deer District is a plaza located ...

At this point in the deer season, all serious whitetail hunters have two ... when hunters aren’t seeing a target buck from the stand or in camera photos, they assume that he’s gone.

LDWF said a hunter-harvested white-tailed buck was discovered in March to have CWD. The wild deer, hunted on private land in Catahoula Parish, was the first confirmed case of CWD outside of Tensas ...

Several white tailed deer taken during this past hunting season have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). According to the Ohio Division of Wildlife, 24 white tailed deer taken ...