One of the most historic and largest multigenerational ranches in the Nebraska Sandhills — owned by only two families since the Cherry County land was settled in the ...

The 56,000 or so people who hunt mule deer east of the Cascades each year, whether they carry a rifle or a bow, could see a ...

Winter survival is typically the biggest single factor affecting mule deer herds, and the long-term average is about 60% of fawns surviving their first winter, but during hard winters that can be ...

“We very rarely see elk populations affected by a hard winter. But we see that fairly often with mule deer,” said Fish and ...

Due to effects from wildfires in the summer of 2024, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has reduced the number of ...

Tens of thousands of mule deer hunters, resident and non, are mulling choices for this fall’s deer hunts in eastern Oregon need to know significant changes are afoot for 2026.

In September, the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission will consider a shift in mule deer hunts from established wildlife management units to the actual ranges used by highly migratory mule deer.

According to hunters in the Beaver State, the mining activities would take place in one of Oregon's most highly sought mule deer units—an area that is also home to sage grouse, chukars ...