The 2014 Missouri Albino Buck - Now in Full Body Mount On December 2nd, 2014, Kinnaman took a seven year old albino buck that set media outlets across the country ablaze with comments ranging from congratulatory to threat. Check out what he did next.

CWD Remains Confined to Missouri's Linn-Macon-County Core Area The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has confirmed four more cases of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in free-ranging deer. The four deer were among 102 harvested in January and February in the CWD Core Area of Linn and Macon counties.

Activists Derail Urban Archery Hunt in Missouri An anti-hunting group opposing the planned urban bowhunt for deer in Cape Girardeau, Mo. has successfully blocked the opening of this year's scheduled hunt by collecting enough signatures to challenge the approved city ordinance by a referendum vote.

New Virus Found in Missouri; Ticks suspected With early bow season right around the corner, and even already underway in some states, it's important to know you're not out of the woods from pesky insects. A new virus has been discovered in Missouri, and ticks are the likely culprit.

Missouri Confirms CWD in Wild Deer The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) confirmed earlier this week that two free-ranging whitetail deer have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Both deer came from Macon County and were a result of more than 1,000 tissue samples tes

Missouri Deer Hunters Take 5 Antlered Does in November Antlered does are not as uncommon as you may think - just ask the Missouri hunters who were lucky enough to take one of these unusual ungulates during the 2011 deer season.

Missouri Deer Tests Positive for CWD Missouri agriculture officials say a captive white-tailed deer has tested positive for a fatal illness called chronic wasting disease.The state Agriculture Department said Wednesday the deer was kept on Macon County property owned by Heartland Wildlife Ra

The Big Bucks of 2011 - Before November If there’s one thing we never get tired of looking at its BIG antlers. After all, that’s what makes whitetail hunting so unique. These mega deer frequent nearly every state in the U.S., reaching as far north as Canada and south through Mexico. From each r