Hunting

The Indiana Hunt for Hunger program allows hunters to donate extra deer meat to state food banks for families in need at no cost to them.

Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

Prepare for Indiana's deer hunting seasons with these safety tips. Learn how to avoid accidents in tree stands and stay safe in the woods.

Join Indiana's youth free hunting days in September and November, providing exciting opportunities for young hunters to learn and grow.

Applications will be accepted through September 24th and will allow registered hunters to hunt select game on state property such as fish and wildlife areas.

Two men in Indiana were charged with illegally possessing wild turkeys during the state's turkey season. Learn more about hunting regulations in Indiana

Kentucky Senate Bill 241 requires some landowners to get permits for hunting and fishing on their property. Learn about the new public access easement too.

Southern Indiana's Patoka Lake will be home to a three-day Women's Wilderness Weekend in April and registration is just $75 for women 16 and older.

Although not the intended catch, one Indiana landowner recently captured a young bobcat before freeing the animal and releasing it back into the wild.

For many, getting food on the table can be a real challenge but if you hunt, there is a way that you can help your fellow Hoosiers in need.