In his visceral return, Rambo transformed from war vet to avenging superhero. Was it a throwaway action flick – or America ...

A new proposed bill could potentially allow deer baiting to be legalized throughout Michigan. House Bill No. 4445 would make deer baiting legal in Michigan during the open season for deer.

A rare, white deer was spotted in Farmington Hills. A white — or albino deer — is a genetic variation. It has long been believed to bring the viewer good luck. Ioanna Garrisi said she had ...

A West Bend woman was sentenced in connection to a deer-poaching scheme. Investigators believed that "well over" 100 deer were shot and/or killed. The woman was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined.

After listening to more than four hours of impassioned pleas to use nonlethal means to address deer overpopulation, the Farmington Hills City Council voted 6-1 Monday to authorize a cull ...

The Farmington Hills City Council voted 6-1 to approve deer culls starting early next year. The decision followed a lengthy meeting with significant public input both for and against the culls.

The Hudson Valley is home to hardiness zones 6a through 7b, which provides a great climate for many deer-resistant plants. Deer are more likely to stay away from poisonous and fragrant plants ...

Building and maintaining muscle strength is one of the most important factors to living a long and healthy life, according to Northeastern University experts. "Muscle mass really is the key to ...

GEORGIA — Georgia wildlife officials confirmed a second deer has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease. Channel 2 Action News reported on the first “zombie deer disease” case in Lanier ...

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ST. LOUIS — It was one dandy of a day at The Gin Room in south St. Louis. "There is a deer in the dining room," shouted the chef in the unbelievable video he captured on his cellphone.

So, I asked that question recently to one of the country's top deer researchers. The answer and its implications for hunters are actually worse than I imagined: Deer can see in slow motion.