In a controversial move that’s dividing wildlife experts and animal advocates statewide, Indiana is reopening its bobcat trapping season for the first time in more than half a century.
Deer hunters have the chance to give back to hungry Hoosiers this season with DNR's Hunt For Hunger campaign. Give back this thanksgiving by donating your deer. You will receive free processing and the feeling of giving this time of year.
Indiana DNR has reduced county antlerless deer bag limits for 2025 2026 after a severe EHD outbreak in southern counties. See which counties are impacted.
Corey Wilson of Owensboro turned his passion for duck hunting into stunning photography, gaining recognition in the Kentucky Living 2025 Photo Contest.
For many, putting food on the table is a real challenge. But if you're a hunter in Indiana, there's a way you can make a difference and help your fellow Hoosiers in need
A public hearing is planned for November to allow Hoosiers the opportunity to speak out about proposed changes to the newly signed, and controversial, bobcat hunting law in Indiana. In the meantime, public comment can be left online.
If you're craving warmer weather and an adventure into the great outdoors, you won't want to miss the upcoming Women's Wilderness Weekend open to ladies 16+.
It's that time when the deer are out in full force and I am sure you've seen a few on the side of the road, but can you keep those deer?
Illinois is one of 15 states that says yes. You can legally keep a deer you hit with your car in Illinois along with other animals you accidentally hit and kill...