On the opening day of white-tail deer season ... when is an animal no longer wild? JOHN BURNETT: Dr. Scott Bugai is president of an organization called the Texas Deer Association.

The first part of the common name refers to the 6-11 inches, bushy tail which the ... foster the Adirondack deer herd; the maturation of the public forest discourages it. The white-tailed deer is, ...

White-tailed deer are carriers of CWD. There have been no reports of CWD in wild deer and elk in Ohio ... affects white-tail deer, mule deer and elk, according to the Northeast Wildlife Disease ...

A state lawmaker's proposal aimed at protecting Indiana's wild white-tailed deer from a ... the genetic durability of Indiana’s white-tail deer population.” The bill passed its initial ...

These proved so popular that in 1596 Galle published the ambitious, 105 plate volume Venationes, ferarum, arium, piscium (Hunts of wild animals, birds and fish), engaging several engravers including ...

Known as the Chronic Wasting Disease Genetic Improvement Act, the legislation includes provisions that concern conservation groups and wild deer advocates — many of whom called on Stitt to veto the ...

While our main objective on this safari was to see tigers, I also wanted to see India’s deer. Though there’s not a single wild whitetail ... alarmingly erecting their tail and giving out ...