Hunting

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.

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Fees increase for Indiana hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses for 2022. This is the first increase since 2006.

A special conservation order will permit the out-of-season hunting of snow and Ross's geese in an effort to control the population across the state of Indiana.

The Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry program allows hunters across the state to donate the meat of deer they've killed to families across the state at no cost to them.

Volunteers will be gathering on April 10th to beautify Blue Grass Field and Wildlife Area, located along Boonville-New Harmony Road.

As we continue to wait for the coronavirus pandemic to subside, the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife will not be offering in-person hunter education classes. However, the good news for aspiring hunters is that they have made the courses available online. He...

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If you're more of the go out into the woods to get a wild turkey is more your thing, now is the time if you live in the Commonwealth. Here's what you need to know!

All in-person hunter education classes have been suspended by the Kentucky Dept. of Fish & Wildlife due to Covid-19 but hunters can still take the course online.

The Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry’s “Meat” the Need initiative allows hunters to donate their deer to families struggling to put food on the table.

Deer Reduction Zone Season is set to begin September 15th. For those not in the know, this means that the state will allow hunting in specific and defined urban areas as well as along portions of state highways.