Two white-tailed female deer were captured in the snow-covered woods in Wisconsin's Monroe County duking it out.

A DNR study in southwestern Wisconsin has concluded deer populations are likely declining in areas of the state where CWD prevalence is high.

Twenty-three years after the first detections were reported, chronic wasting disease continues to spread geographically and increase in prevalence in Wisconsin's white-tailed deer herd ...

The exact degree of population declines, however, will depend on local hunter harvest and recruitment rates, the report ...

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Manitowoc County Deer Advisory Council are co-hosting a public meeting at 6 ...

We look at six trends based on the harvest data included in the National Deer Association's most recent annual Deer Report.

Aaron Skarlupka, a hunter in northeast Wisconsin, was recently thrilled when he got his first harvest of the season: an eight-point white-tailed buck ... fatal illness in deer, elk and moose ...

The population of white-tailed deer in the Southern Peninsula of Michigan has been fluctuating for years. After nearly going extinct in the late 1800s due to excessive hunting, the white-tailed deer ...

The DNR presented its findings of their Southwest Wisconsin Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Deer and Predator Study on Wednesday.