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Canadian Photographer Captures Images of a Bull Moose with Wildly Deformed Paddles
Wildlife experts say that the moose is considered to be a "peruke bull" and suffers from a similar condition to a "cactus buck"
Efforts Intensify to Save the Huemul, South America’s Endangered Deer
With only about 1,500 South Andean deer, or huemules, left in Chile and Argentina, conservation groups are racing to restore their habitat
Want Better Access to a Landlocked Public-Land Parcel? Tell the BLM
The government agency unveiled a new web-based system to nominate public parcels for improved access
Georgia Couple Brings Fawn Whitetail Into Wal-Mart—and Gets Busted by DNR
First spotted in the dog-food isle carrying the baby deer, the couple was eventually tracked down by the Georgia DNR and cited for keeping wildlife without a permit
Michigan Red Fox Pups Test Positive for Bird Flu
Three pups from three different counties in Michigan died after testing positive for HPAI
Researchers Are Trying to Eliminate “Deer in Headlights” Auto Accidents
In tests so far, a unique headlights rig has drastically reduced the number of "dangerous" car-deer interactions on the road at night
Just Add Water: Put in Ponds Now to Attract More Bucks This Fall
Establishing well-placed ponds can convince big bucks to call your property home and turn a good stand locations into a great ones. Here's your guide
Watch: Commercial Fishermen Pioneer New Method Using “Disco” Lights to Catch Scallops
The unorthodox fishing technique is not only effective but it may also help preserve fragile seafloors
Winter Ticks Are Wiping Out Moose in Maine
Scientists say that 86 percent of tracked calves have died
Judge Rules That Proposal to List Sage Grouse as Threatened Under the ESA Must Go Forward
The decision clears the way to ESA protections for bi-state sage grouse in California and Nevada, whose numbers do not currently support hunting seasons