For the first time, wildlife officials have verified a bobcat in northwest Ohio, in Williams County.  Wildlife officials said they have migrated from southern

A hunter trying to retrieve a goose fell out of a motorboat and into the St. Joseph River near Bristol.

In the first hours of deer firearms season, three men were charged after admitting to Indiana conservation officers they were baiting deer with water softener

Firearms season for white-tailed deer in Indiana opens Nov. 12, and a DNR wildlife expert predicts another year of near-record harvest numbers.

The DNR announced Monday it will conduct controlled Canada goose reduction hunts at Ouabache, Shakamak, and Whitewater Memorial state parks in November.

Select Indiana state parks will close temporarily for two rounds of controlled deer reduction hunts in the coming weeks.

Indiana is looking for some volunteers for a new program called the Indiana Heritage Corps at four state parks.

A small salamander found only in southwestern Indiana could win protection under a proposal to add it to the state's endangered species list.

The Indiana Natural Resources Commission on Tuesday approved a package of changes to deer hunting rules that will go into effect in the 2012 season.

Children under the age of 17 are permitted to hunt legal game Saturday and Sunday in Indiana. The free hunting days are two of four offered to minors

Mourning dove hunting season opens statewide on Thursday, Sept. 1, and continues through Oct. 16.

A 14-inch minimum size limit on largemouth bass goes back into effect Thursday, Sept. 1, at Big and Crane lakes in Noble County.

Time is running out for hunters to apply for deer reduction hunts at Indiana state parks this fall.

A Logansport man died Saturday after trying rescue a dog that had jumped out of a boat in a Fulton County lake.

The Department of Natural Resources is trying to clear up confusion over how many fish or wild animals anglers and hunters are allowed to kill and keep on a