Alabama Hunting and Fishing

After Alabama confirmed its first case of CWD last week, state wildlife managers implemented emergency regulations in two counties designated as the "CWD Management Zone"

With wild turkey populations experiencing major declines in the southeastern United States, new research aims to identify problems and develop potential solutions

The move to temporarily suspend both the commercial and sport fisheries comes as flounder stocks continue to decline throughout the Gulf and South Atlantic

Data from state agencies are conflicting with NOAA Fisheries' federal data, and that could impact regulations

Teamwork and grueling hours produce a 705-pound, 12-foot, 6-inch giant gator for two Georgia brothers

The angler was catching bait, and boated a state-record fish in the process

Alabama's Ray Jones began hunting birds when he was 26. At 86, he's still going strong

Loss of vital Mobile Bay marsh habitat has been quantified for the first time

The bawling of a blackmouth cur is music to a pig hunter's ears. But once that hog bays up, the real excitement begins

Time-yellowed pages and long-faded memories are all that remain of Alabama's mythic 24-pound bass