Texas Parks & Wildlife Department is considering adding Sherman and Hansford counties to the northern Panhandle mule deer season, and Gaines, Martin, and the eastern portion of Andrews counties to the southwest Panhandle season. These counties, wildlife biologists believe, have mule deer populations sufficient to allow the harvest of a few buck mule deer. Such [...]
Colorado is known to be one of the most gifted places when it comes to elks, deers, hogs, and many other hunting targets. The most aimed animal, however, is the elk and hunting elks have been one of the tourist attractions of Colorado. What made Colorado become a name in terms of hunting are their [...]
The good news and the bad news about Nebraska’s deer season is that it’s 9-days of rifle hunting smack during the middle of the rut. Good news, because hunting rutting whitetails is a hoot. Bad news, because young bucks experience lots of mortality, many never getting a chance to reach their potential. Couple this with [...]
Hunting pronghorn in Wyoming remains the most enjoyable, most affordable, highest success hunt in The West. It’s perfect for do-it-yourself hunters, and even first-time pronghorn antelope hunters can expect an excellent chance of success. I’ve hunted antelope every year but one since 1992, and can’t imagine when I’ll next miss a hunt this fun. The hunt [...]
Sheep grazing allotments in the Hells Canyon and Salmon River areas that were closed by the Forest Service in order to protect bighorn sheep, will stay closed. After closing allotments, the Service decided to allow grazing on the Allison-Berg allotment in November. But it then changed its position because the Nez Perce Tribe filed [...]