Dec. 15—Growing up in western North Dakota, Angelo Vournas developed a passion for archery hunting in the Badlands at an early age. "My mom would call into school at noon and say I was sick, so I'd go ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department contracted with HDNR Consulting LLC, a Colorado firm, to conduct a human dimensions survey of Badlands archery and gun hunters. The opportunity to harvest a ...

Jeff and Meredith McKinney, Sidney, MT, take land stewardship seriously. As former farmers and ranchers, current land ...

The state Game and Fish Department’s annual fall aerial mule deer survey is set to begin Oct. 13 in western North Dakota.

If you’ve never been mule deer hunting on the prairie or in the mountains, then you should start making a plan to do it right now. Why? You know those dreams in your head of wide, forking antlers ...

North Dakota's Game and Fish Department plans to begin its annual fall aerial mule deer survey in the western Badlands on Monday, Oct. 14. The survey takes about two weeks to complete. People could ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will begin its annual fall aerial mule deer survey on Oct. 13, weather permitting.

A mild winter has helped stabilize the mule deer population in western North Dakota. The state Game and Fish Department's annual mule deer survey found numbers 1% higher than last year, though still 4 ...