Deer Hunting

A bill has now been signed into law by Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb that will bring a bobcat hunting season to the Hoosier State. Here's what you need to know.

It is fairly common to encounter an animal crossing the road while you're driving in Indiana or Kentucky but do you know the safest way to handle this situation when you're behind the wheel?

The Indiana Hunt for Hunger program allows hunters to donate extra deer meat to state food banks for families in need at no cost to them.

Kentucky officials sue hunter for crossing state lines with a deer head infected with Chronic Wasting Disease, also known as "zombie deer disease."

There will special regulations in the newly-created chronic wasting disease zone for Kentucky deer hunters this season.

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife is trying to figure out what to do about invasive wild pigs. And hunting them isn't an option.

Here's some important information for deer hunters who go outside of the state and then bring back their kills.

The last two-headed animal find I read about was a snake and I would say that's more common than people think. Now a two-headed deer? I'd say that's extremely rare. One was sort of harvested in Western Kentucky.

New regulations for deer hunting in Kentucky have been finalized and will go into effect when archery season begins this Saturday. Hunting zones have also been changed for 2018-2019.

The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission met recently to make multiple recommendations related to deer, waterfowl, and migratory bird hunting seasons. Deer season would face the most changes.