Safari Club International petitioned for the review and wants the subsistence board to give deference to state wildlife ...

The low autumn light turned the tundra gold as James Schaeffer, 7, and his cousin Charles Gallahorn, 10, raced down a dirt ...

Bucky Flowers has been processing hides for 49 years, everything from deer to turkey and now, Florida black bears. He's ...

The Harvard-trained lawyer wasn’t exactly an experienced pilot and didn’t even have a firm flight plan when he embarked on ...

The author returns to Alaska for another crack at hunting brown bears in a soggy, rainy, frigid campsite in Togiak National Wildlife Refuge.

Tucked away on East Dimond Boulevard in Anchorage sits a bargain hunter’s paradise that makes the gold rush look like amateur hour. Value Village isn’t just another secondhand store – it’s an Alaskan ...

Alaska’s hunting rules look different from those of other states, and for good reason. Alaska’s own constitution actually reserves fish and wildlife for what’s known as common use, but what does this ...

In the shadow of towering mountains and beneath skies that dance with aurora borealis, there exists a wonderland of second-hand treasures that rivals Alaska’s natural splendors.

Sometimes plunging in headfirst and barehanded is just the most efficient way to nab the nuisance lizard, says Mike Kimmel, who goes by Python Cowboy on social media.

Each spring, local hunters sit on the edge of the ice and wait for whales—a custom that’s at least 1,000 years old.

Under current regulations, hunters on Douglas Island may take up to four deer per year, only one of which may be a doe. Restrictions on the mainland limits hunters to two bucks and no does.

The latest estimate for the Western Arctic Caribou Herd is 121,000, a steep drop from 2023. The last time the herd's numbers ...