Crabapple trees also provide nesting space and ... insects and caterpillars great for bluebirds and chickadees. Moose, deer, ...

While deer can be seen in backyards and on roadsides year-round, they tend to be especially active in the fall, during the lead-up to their autumn breeding season—also referred to as the "rut ...

The quintessential private-land deer hunter plants his food plot, hangs his treestand, posts his trail camera, and waits for a daylight pattern on a shooter buck. Meanwhile, the typical public-land ...

Cody Hoff agrees that the trees still have a chance to put on a bright show of color. As horticulture operations manager at ...

If you like to hear folks squabble, just ask your hunting buddies if the 223 Remington is up to the job of deer hunting. You’ll get plenty of opinions and maybe some cussing and finger pointing ...

The average weight of a female is about 155 lb (maximum, 218 lb). The range is from southern Canada to Panama except for parts of the western and southwestern U.S. The white-tailed deer was uncommon ...

Learn more › Deer carts can be helpful for any hunter venturing into the woods in hopes of harvesting big game. After a successful hunt, the real work begins: getting your prized buck back to ...

Rinse the crab apples in cold water, removing any stalks or damaged bits. Rough chop or pulse a few times in a food processor. Place the apples in a large saucepan with the cloves and 1.25 litres ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Department of Natural Resources is tracking the spread of a virus among deer in a number of West and Southwest Michigan counties. The DNR says that early ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has confirmed the state's worst deer disease outbreak since 2012 with cases found in 11 southwest counties, officials said. The DNR Wildlife Health ...

MISSOURI, USA — Nearly 20 counties around Missouri experienced their first case of an always-fatal deer disease over the past year, leading to new regulations for hundreds of the state's hunters.

There’s an old adage among buck-hungry hunters when they see young male deer: Let it go, let it grow. But now, given a swelling deer population and its impact both on traffic and crops ...