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Louisiana Wildlife agents charge two hunters with illegal deer hunting activity, one hunter was cited for using illegal methods to harvest four different animals.

Whether it's a tall tale from 'Uncle Jon' or the thrill of the chase, this deer season is bound to spark some unforgettable memories.

Louisiana's hunting landscape is changing, and this year’s season highlights something special for both young and veteran hunters alike.

Just when you think hunting saves money—here’s a story that flips that idea upside down, complete with a dose of marital humor.

Three Louisiana men face up to $2,800 in fines and jail time after wildlife agents caught them illegally harvesting a pregnant deer during closed season.

The hunting season is taking a serious turn this year, as a deadly disease reshapes the rules. Let’s break down what that means for local hunters.

This September, the Bossier Sheriff's Department invites hunters to take aim and fine-tune their rifles. It’s all about getting ready for the hunt.

Caught a glimpse of those fawn videos? Let’s clear up some myths that might be lurking around those sweet moments.

Recent cases of a troubling deer disease in Louisiana have wildlife officials on high alert, sparking changes that affect hunters and the deer they love.

Did you know that recovering a roadkill deer can land you in hot water? Turns out, there are laws we need to follow in Louisiana.

Chronic Wasting Disease detected in deer at Jefferson Davis Parish farm, prompting increased monitoring in Bossier, DeSoto and several other Louisiana parishes

Explore how Louisiana's 2024-25 deer season could shape up, with insights on weather, habitat, and challenges like CWD and feral hogs.