What Is Wild Game – and Why Do Americans Eat So Much of It?
For someone who has spent most of their life in a city, the idea of
For someone who has spent most of their life in a city, the idea of
In 1985, Texas rancher C.G. Johnson donated Elephant Mountain Ranch to the State of Texas
A recent study by The Wild Harvest Initiative, highlighted by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
For decades, anti-poaching efforts across southern Africa have relied heavily on armed patrols, aerial surveillance,
For decades, mule deer management across much of the American West has relied on boundaries
Western big game animals have always survived tough conditions. But across the American West, drought
City officials are now forming a task force to address it, with a clear mandate: reduce risk to residents while figuring out how to coexist with a species that has fully embraced urban life.
“Ranchers throughout the Midwest and West have long played a vital role in managing native grasslands that support both wildlife and local economies,” said Greg Sheehan, President and CEO of the Mule Deer Foundation.
Chronic Wasting Disease is continuing to spread across Montana, and wildlife managers are beginning to
As black bear populations rebound across North America, the line between wild carnivore and human-bear