A rabid raccoon bit and scratched a resident of Henrico County on Sunday. Henrico police responded to a report of a potential ...

The drive through wildlife park in Little Falls, MN, referred to in the text has been replaced by the larger and better stocked Pine Grove Zoo. Pictured is an Arctic wolf from the zoo. It’s worth a ...

We spent a Christmas week in Minnesota, once. My wife is from there. The newspapers said five cars had fallen through the ice ...

It was perhaps the most exhilarating half-hour of the week, and Pieter was right, the waterbuck was a beast. Not only was his ...

Miller’s Gun Shop, located at 6945 Nittany Valley Drive, Mill Hall, has been a hometown source for the best outdoor and ...

Upon arrival at the hotel, instead of taking pictures of the North Sea she took pictures of elk bellowing on the walls ... He knew where there was Red Bull and where there might be ice—three ...

Shawn Humphrey had always wanted to kill a big bull elk in the Wenaha unit in northeastern ... Note asked him to hike in to them, take pictures and plot them on a map. He got pictures of three ...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is investigating after a bull elk was killed illegally in Jackson County. The bull was found on private property in Black River Falls on March 18.

Barnard said much of the area is steep, rugged, and is home to bears, cougars, and elk. Additionally ... flying over at low altitude, trying to take pictures,” he explained. “They also get weird about ...

Whitefoot, who declined to be interviewed on the record in January, posted more than a dozen photos of the bull that other locals had reportedly shared with him. The pictures showed what appeared to ...

posted more than a dozen photos of the bull that other locals had reportedly shared with him. The pictures showed what appeared to be the elk in various backyards, near white-picket fences ...

A bull elk rests on the grass near a home Sunday on ... She said while residents can take pictures of the animals, the rule of thumb is to stay 25 yards, or 75 feet, away and to not approach ...