Hunting

For many, putting food on the table is a real challenge. But if you're a hunter in Indiana, there's a way you can make a difference and help your fellow Hoosiers in need

A public hearing is planned for November to allow Hoosiers the opportunity to speak out about proposed changes to the newly signed, and controversial, bobcat hunting law in Indiana. In the meantime, public comment can be left online.

Duck hunters are stepping up their duck blind game by adding full kitchens, TVs and even couches.

If you're craving warmer weather and an adventure into the great outdoors, you won't want to miss the upcoming Women's Wilderness Weekend open to ladies 16+.

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