This Saturday, November 16th, the firearm portion of the Missouri deer hunting season will begin. It is Missouri’s biggest hunting event of the year, with 500,000 hunters expected to take part.

A later season means a greater chance of snow and colder temperatures. Kessler says the timing also means a change in deer movement.

Have nature lovers on your holiday gift list? The Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) online Nature Shop makes ...

As hunters prepare for the fall firearms deer season in the show-me state, a yearly tradition returned to Kirksville to bring ...

Because Newton and Jasper counties are now part of a CWD management zone, different rules apply this fall for deer hunters. Among them, hunters who harvest a deer during the opening of the modern ...

Legal sports betting is not yet live in Missouri, but a recent vote determined that this will change very soon. With the ...

Conservation Department regulations state that only one antlered deer may be taken during the entire firearms season. Hunters ...

He called the private property hunt a huge success this year. The private property hunt coincides with the Missouri ...

To target mature deer during the height of the rut, you can increase your odds by focusing on these spots to stand or still ...

It may not be a holiday on the calendar, but deer hunting season is one of the most celebrated times here in the Heartland.

We interviewed seven new deer hunters about their experiences at a Field to Fork hunt in Missouri. Here's what they said.

With firearm deer hunting season beginning on Saturday, Nov. 16, conservation officials are asking for help in tracking ...