hunting

Deer Season is here, and Texas Parks and Wildlife have their 2016 predictions.

Cheeseburgers and tacos are the norm at fast food restaurants around East Texas, but soon you could add a deer meat sandwich to the list of options.   One place on South Broadway in Tyler could be adding it to the menu soon.

It's nearly that time of year again. The air is becoming crisp and light, and soon deer will be out and ripe for hunting. And if hunting is one of your true loves, have we got the contest for you! Thanks to our sponsors, you can register to win the following prize package: Gun safe, courtesy of Lock Doc in Longview Set of truck wheels and tires from Longview Wheel & Performance PES Source HD

The guys at Dude Perfect are legendary for making videos about different stereotypes, from driving, to golf and gym rats. Now they've done one for hunters, and it's classic.

Some 10-year old girls are content playing with dolls and apps, but this Texas sharp-shooter decided to use her spare time to hunt down a 13-foot alligator. Here's how it happened.

She likes to hunt, and she's done it legally.  But it's got people in a complete frenzy.

Wildlife biologist Kevin Walter got a little more than he bargained for when he came across a rarely seen wild bobcat while turkey hunting.

Some pictures on Texas Tech Cheerleader Kendall Jones' Facebook page went viral recently, and now Facebook has deleted some of them. Why?

Animal rights activists across the globe have expressed outrage at photos posted to Facebook by a 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader.

You never really appreciate how, well, wild the wild truly is until you see it for yourself. And these pictures of a Golden Eagle attacking and taking down a deer are a glimpse into just that.

On September 1, the record for the largest alligator ever caught in Mississippi was 697.5 pounds. That record was broken not once but twice on Sunday, the first day of the state's alligator-hunting season.

While the tragedy of Sandy Hook elementary shook the nation to its core, there is no way to imagine what the students who survived are feeling. It's hard to find words to describe what they are going through. Instead of finding words to help, they used music. You're going to want to have a box of tissues handy.