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It's really hard to blame the deer for making this decision. A new video share by a hunter shows a Missouri buck who decided it would be safer in St. Louis than his normal habitat in the woods.

The more things change, the more things stay the same. That's actually not true of the Missouri firearms deer season as there are numerous changes to know about before heading out into the backcountry.

This is they time of year when it's more common than not to see people wearing camo in Missouri. Hunting season is upon us and this year it involves a question thanks to new technology. Can you legally use a drone to hunt wildlife in Missouri? The answer is more complicated than you probably think.

When you see an animal in distress, you've got a decision to make. Do you just move on with your life and let nature take its course or do you risk your own well-being and intervene to help the animal? For one kind-hearted Illinois woman, the decision was easy. Save the deer.

By any and every measure, this is a monster deer. Terry Drury is a name you likely know if you're a hunter and he just took down a 216-inch buck and there's video to prove the achievement.

Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

There's a brand new video share that is one of the most innocent moments I've seen in awhile, but I have so many questions. It's a Missouri dog playfully chasing a frisbee while his friend a deer visits in their backyard.

Someone needs to have a conversation to learn what roles deer have in our lives. Missouri officials found a deer and even when I tell you, you're not likely to believe what they found written on its side.

Looks can be deceiving. That old saying proved true once again as a Missouri hunter nabbed what looked like a buck, but turned out to be a rare doe.

If you go hiking in the Missouri backcountry often enough, you'll eventually see some crazy things. For one Missouri person, that was a rare albino deer that suddenly appeared on the trail in front of him.