Deer baiting has been banned across the Lower Peninsula since 2019, in response to communicable disease outbreaks spreading ...

You’ve been warned, Washingtonians: Feeding deer, elk, moose, and other cervids is no longer permitted in the state. According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), a law took ...

KETCHUM, Idaho — Elk are majestic creatures and one of Idaho's major big game animals, but in the winter, elk can also be accident-prone travelers. This is why an elk feeding site has existed in ...

WEST FARGO – I’ve said for years how nature is not rated “G.” Even in a winter like last year with little snow and warmer-than-normal temperatures, deer and pheasants died. Sometimes, I get frustrated ...

If you’re an avid wildlife enthusiast who loves to leave treats for wild animals who visit your yard, the state of Washington has a request: Please stop. As of May 17, 2025, it is illegal in ...

SALMON — Feeding that cute deer fawn in your yard may seem helpful, but Idaho Fish and Game says well-intentioned people often feed deer, elk and other wildlife without realizing the myriad problems ...

Feeding deer in the winter can cause corn toxicity, which is fatal to deer within hours. Artificial feeding increases the risk of disease spread among deer populations. Feeding deer can lead to them ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently announced that a large bull elk found dead on Jan. 9 in Byrnedale, Elk County, was likely the victim of being fed a quantity of corn. Test results revealed ...

An adult cow elk found dead on the Scab Creek feedground in late December tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease. This marks the third documented case of the disease in Wyoming’s Elk Hunt Area 98 ...

The supplemental feeding program has been popular, especially among those who want to see high numbers of elk in the state. It costs about $1.5 million a year, which exceeds the annual state income ...

A handful of curious elk wandered down the ridge Friday afternoon to the Oak Creek feeding station, where many of their brethren had already started eating their daily 1:30 p.m. meal of hay. Many of ...