Game Species

Alabama feral swine genetics and historical origins explain population growth and widespread agricultural and ecological damage across the state.

Alabama gopher tortoises build thirty foot burrows in southern pine forests, providing vital shelter for many other woodland species.

Alabama alligator population history and habitat recovery explain how the species returned from near extinction to healthy numbers today.

American woodcock migration patterns through Alabama, wintering habitats, and prime arrival windows from November to February.

Alabama mourning dove migration timing depends on temperature, daylight, food availability, and local resident populations.

Alabama squirrel and fox squirrel populations thrive in hardwood forests, providing small game hunting traditions across the state.

Red wolf history in Alabama covers ancient fossil records, 18th century accounts, and their ecological role regulating white-tailed deer populations.

Alabama bobcats are resilient predators that maintain ecosystem balance and thrive across the diverse landscapes of the state.

Alabama coyote expansion and population density details explain their arrival routes, distribution, and impacts on local wildlife.

Alabama black bear subpopulations and conservation challenges are explained, detailing the two distinct groups and their fragile recovery.