hunting

It's that time of year again.  As I drive home to my house tucked away deep in the forest, I inevitably see groups of hunters walking into or exiting the woods, especially when it's late in the afternoon/early evening.  That's when the target of their attention is the most active.  White-t...

While Western/Central Massachusetts has a lot of wildernesses full of wildlife, the biggest issue for hunting seems to be in Eastern Massachusetts past I-495 heading towards Boston. I mean it makes sense being crime as bad as it is, you don't want to mistake gunfire near the city for something else when it's just an innocent hunter hunting wildlife.

The excitement of hunting animals in Massachusetts doesn't have to be confined to a single season.

The Massachusetts fall hunting season began with the turn of the calendar page over the Labor Day weekend, and here are some tips to stay safe.

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

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

Out of every state, here is where Massachusetts ranks for the amount of registered hunters.

It's turkey hunting season in Massachusetts, and there are certain colors you want to avoid wearing if you're walking in the woods.

The Wareham Department of Natural Resources provided some helpful tips to keep hunters and bystanders safe this season.

The 'Purple Paint Law' that many other states have could certainly come in handy in some parts of the SouthCoast. Why doesn't Massachusetts adopt the law?