Bobcats have been considered a protected species in Indiana, but the Indiana Natural Resources Commission may adopt rules to open a hunting and trapping season.

Indiana becomes to the 20th state to add a constitutional amendment to protect hunting and fishing.

A proposed amendment to the state constitution seeks to preserve Hoosiers' right to hunt and fish, but it's actual effect remains unclear.

Indiana voters will decide next month whether to follow 19 other states in adopting a constitutional amendment to protect the right to hunt and fish.

Hunting season dates for waterfowl and other migratory birds in Indiana have been finalized with approval from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

A new law allowing Indiana hunters to use high-powered rifles is drawing concerns about safety and cutting too deeply into the state's deer herd.

The bill would allow an unlimited number of preserves in Indiana, all under the authority of the Board of Animal Health.

The Department of Natural Resources says the parks will close temporarily for the two-day hunts on Nov. 16 and 17, and Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.

The debate on whether to regulate or ban fenced hunting preserves is alive again. A June decision from the Indiana Supreme Court struck down a 2005 ban from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Now, the industry is virtually unregulated.