Forget the remaining ducks and geese, step aside roosters and turkeys. It's deer season. Officially the regular gun season runs Nov. 9 through Nov. 25, but make no mistake, deer season takes center stage until the tags are filled and garages are transformed into makeshift processing plants.Between the hash marks of the season, there'll be many qu

With average to above-average summer recruitment - depending on your area, as evidenced from our summer turkey sighting surveys, the flocks are out there, so find them prior to the two-week season.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission suspended the rules requiring mandatory deer tagging system for the 2007-08 hunting season at their Sept. 6 meeting and also amended the notice of intent that would suspend turkey tagging for the 2008 turkey season.

Be ready for the next turkey season with turkey hunting tips including decoys, location and more.

With the exception of Turkey season, hunting is pretty much in the off-season in Texas. One way to provide a little action is by crow hunting. Crows provide excellent wing shooting and can be a real challenge.

Fox hunting is a type of hunting in which trained dogs pursue a quarry animal, traditionally the red fox, although in other countries adopting similar hunting forms, other animals are chased.The quarry animal is followed by human hunters who are usually on horses, but sometimes on foot. Proponents and participants view fox hunting as a crucial part of rural history and culture in the United Kingdom and Ireland, vital for conservation, and a method of pest control. However, people, especially those with an interest in animal welfare or animal rights, object to it as cruel and unnecessary.The hunt generally consists of a pack of scent hounds, such as a foxhound, which will attempt to find a fox in wooded areas, called coverts (pronounced 'covers'), while under the control of a hunting team consisting of a master of fox hounds and his staff, such as a huntsman and 'whippers-in', who are in direct control of the hounds.The activity is often associated with the United Kingdom, having originated there in the 1500s, but fox hunting is also practised in other countries including Australia, Canada, France, India, Ireland (both in the British north and in the Republic of Ireland), Italy, India, Russia, New Zealand and the United States.It should be noted, however, that in Australia the term "Fox Hunting" also refers to the hunting of foxes with firearms, in a manner very similar to deer stalking or spotlighting/lamping.