MISSOURI − The Missouri Department of Conservation reported more than 290,000 deer were harvested during the 2021-2022 deer-hunting season, which ended Jan. 15. In all, 143,049 were antlered bucks, 26 ...

ST. LOUIS — Hunters harvested 293,670 deer during Missouri’s 2021-2022 deer hunting season, according to the state’s Department of Conservation. Of the deer harvested, 143,049 were antlered bucks, ...

Deer hunters in Missouri had an above-average year. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) announced the preliminary results for the recent 2021-2022 deer hunting season. While the year was ...

Hunters in the Ozarks often share tales of their bountiful harvests and the exhaustion of their deer, turkey and bear tags. Taxidermists have long banked on those successes. But one of Missouri's ...

Deer are one of the more popular game animals for area hunters. Hunting deer and other animals remains a popular hobby and way of life in Kansas and Missouri. KCUR's guide will help you learn the ...

The information was provided to The Center Square through an open records request. Hunters can still obtain permits for specific types of seasons through Jan. 15, 2023, making the data incomplete for ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reported hunters killed three elk during the firearms portion of the elk-hunting season, Dec. 11-19. An archery portion ran Oct. 16-24; two elk were ...

Missouri hunters came close to harvesting 300,000 deer during the 2022-2023 hunting seasons. The deer-hunting season wrapped up Jan. 15 with preliminary reporting from Missouri Department of ...

MISSOURI – Another black bear hunting season is underway in Missouri, the fourth in state history. Hunters with a permit can venture into the wilderness for a limited time and pursue black bears.

A hundred years ago, barely 1,000 deer roamed Missouri. Between over-hunting and unsustainable thinking, white-tailed deer were few and far between. If someone spotted a track in the woods, they would ...

Missouri 'learned the hard way' about wildlife and habitat management Deer populations are currently in a 'really good spot' Missouri no longer has predators, like wolves, to help maintain deer ...