deer

I bet he had a hard time explaining this one.

Police officers are never sure what they're going to face when called out to investigate a burglar alarm at a residential address.

If you're a deer hunter, the experts say it's going to be a good season in Texas. Unless your dog shoots you accidentally. It really happened.

Bovine tuberculosis doesn't just affect cattle, it's been detected in deer. Find out how this disease spreads and how to minimize your risk.

If we want to continue hunting like we do in Texas, we need to be mindful of Chronic Wasting Disease.

A disease that impacts deer causes them to have major neurological problems, and it can rip through a herd pretty quickly.

Wildlife managers in Texas are doing their best to prevent the spread, and that means hunters have to adjust their routines and obey some new rules to help out.

This infographic shows you the odds of hitting a deer, elk or moose on the road this fall.

You know what they say... once something gets a taste for human flesh, that's all they'll ever want. Actually, I don't really know but get a load of this.
National Geographic published a photo on Sunday of a deer eating human remains - the first evidence of this behavior EVER...

It's nearly that time of year again. The air is becoming crisp and light, and soon deer will be out and ripe for hunting. And if hunting is one of your true loves, have we got the contest for you!
Thanks to our sponsors, you can register to win the following prize package:

Gun safe, courtesy of Lock D…

I see the yellow signs up and down the Farm-to-Market roads and occasionally the county roads throughout East Texas warning us that deer may be crossing, or darting, across the road at any time and not to hit them because they can cause a lot of property and personal injuries. Just the other day, wh…

Deer. They're not known for being wildly curious, but maybe this doe's maternal instinct was kicking in? Whatever. It's the best photobomb ever.

Police in Livingston got a very unusual late-night call from Downtown Treasures, when two deer were spotted browsing the commemorative plates and postcards section of the store at four in the morning on May 29.