Most Florida residents will never see a panther, black bear or bobcat in the wild. Nor will they witness swallow-tailed kite chicks perched high in a nest, the pollination of an ultra rare, tiny, ...

A piece of quartz or a chunk of obsidian in the hands of Benji Cronic can make a sharp transformation. The Bethlehem resident makes arrowheads and spear points, much like ancient man did in an age ...

The July air was mild but humid as Steve Scruggs stood under the leafy canopy shading a camping spot carved from the forest of the Hardigree Wildlife Sanctuary. Recently, he had a group of youngsters ...

Asexual reproduction is a remarkable feature of perennial fruit crops that facilitates the faithful propagation of commercially valuable individuals by avoiding the uncertainty associated with the ...

In this video, learn to craft a traditional bow and arrow using bamboo, demonstrating primitive construction techniques that ...

Mike Brown, a Canton artist who specializes in painting wildlife, won the Massachusetts Primitive Wildlife Stamp Competition with a scene of two white tailed deer, which the state will reproduce on ...

For 35-years the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife has been conducting roadside quail counts for nearly every part of the state. Biologists run pre-determined routes and count numbers of quail seen.

ALLEGANY, N.Y. (AP) -- If you see a giant fish with a snout like a canoe paddle, New York wildlife officials want to know. The Department of Environmental Conservation is asking anglers and outdoor ...

Primitive firearms season will begin today in Terrebonne/Lafourche, followed by modern firearms season for deer on November ...