hunting

The heart of North Dakota beats through its hunting and fishing culture. Let’s dive into what’s at stake and how you can make your voice count in upcoming forums.

(VIDEOS-PHOTO) It was another devastating fall for avian bird flu in our state.

As hunting season kicks into gear, it's not just the hunters who need to be prepared—our furry friends deserve a little extra attention too.

As the leaves change, so does the thrill of pheasant season — a beloved tradition bringing hunters together in the heart of North Dakota.

With hunting traditions at stake, it's essential for our local hunters to build trust with landowners this season. A little respect goes a long way.

With hunting season just around the corner, kids 11 to 15 are ready to make their mark in the fields.

Why North Dakota's HB 1237 Proposal Raised Concerns Among Lawmakers & Resident Sportsmen

Montana's Muzzleloader Heritage Season, a time-honored tradition where heritage-style muzzleloaders reign supreme for an authentic hunting experience.

Attention, North Dakota hunters and wildlife enthusiasts! If you’ve ever found yourself wondering where all the pheasants, deer, or even those sneaky grouse have gone, you’re not alone. The loss of wildlife habitat across the Peace Garden State has been a thorn in the side of game and nongame populations alike, and it’s taking a toll on the state’s proud hunting traditions. But don’t hang up your.

Young hunters in Montana, aged 10-17, can win big in the annual hunting story contest initiated by Governor Gianforte.