On Nov. 4, Tyson Raymer went deer hunting with his girlfriend on his family’s farm near Disley, Saskatchewan. Their day took a wild and gruesome turn, however, when the 24-year-old Canadian hunter ...

Saskatchewan residents who poached deer must pay $17K in fines. Three Saskatchewan residents were given hunting licence suspensions and fines totalling $17,240 for multiple hunting offences, ...

It was killed in 1939 by Roosevelt Luckey in Allegheny County. (The current world record typical white tail deer was killed in 1992 in Saskatchewan, Canada.) ...

Three Saskatchewan residents are facing a total of $17,240 in fines for illegal hunting activity the province says was discovered after a photo of a deer was posted on social media.

A judge of the Saskatchewan Provincial Court – relying on R v.Frank, 1977 CanLII 152 (SCC), [1978] 1 SCR 95 – ruled that paragraph 12 applied to the circumstances of this case and acquitted the ...

Photos posted on social media of a woman posing with an untagged white-tail deer sparked an investigation that resulted in three Saskatchewan residents being convicted of hunting-related offences.