2011NovDec

In This Issue: Public Deer You Never Heard About • Christmas Hunting Quest • Duck Hunting Forecast • All Hail the Silver King • Line Dancing with Big Reds • Holiday Special: All I Want for Christmas is Outdoor Gear […]

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Twenty-Twenty Hindsight  IN JANUARY of this year, we headlined our column, “Twenty-Twenty Vision” and embarked on an optimistic rant about tackling challenges and charging forth into a bright future. Holy bleeping bleep, did we blow it with that rosy prognostication.

Horse Killings I READ WITH great horror the series of articles and podcasts you did on the horse killings in Texas and in Florida. Do you think it’s possible there is someone out there killing horses like a killer would

The Stand THE STAND IS an iconic book written by one of the world’s greatest selling authors, Stephen King. It’s about a constantly changing antigen called “Captain Trips” that kills the vast majority of humanity and the surviving humans who make

So Long, 2020! IF YOU STACKED each and every year in human history that stands out as an unmitigated train wreck of weirdness, despair and frustration, 2020 might be atop the heap. So long, 2020, and don’t let the door hit

ONE OF THE COMMON misconceptions many deer hunters have when it comes to hunting on public hunting lands—national forest properties in particular—is that the game is sparse and good quality bucks are few and far between. No doubt, the hunting

THE ATLANTIC TARPON (Megalops atlanticus) stands out in the minds of those that have had the privilege to catch or even hook one. If their sheer size, upwards of 200 and 300 lbs., doesn’t impress you, their fight surely will.

Plan a Texas-Sized Hunting Quest this Holiday Season THE CHRISTMAS SEASON is a time of reflection for many people. Family traditions bring joy, laughter and thoughts of yesteryear that can put a smile on the face or bring sadness. Sometimes

Go Hunt! REMEMBER TO TURN on camera. Focus. Widen the field of view, but not too wide. Gun up and in position, deer on camera’s screen. Don’t rush it, but hurry before he walks out of the scene. “Aaaccckkkkk!” Buck stops,

Big Reds on the Saltwater Line THE MAJORITY of my winter coastal fishing during the last five years has been in the Sabine River, and it was not always by choice. Brutal winds, combined with an equally brutal schedule have

Repower Your Boat? AMONG THE RATHER shocking, unpredictable, and downright weird effects of the Covid pandemic is a shortage of boats. Yes, boats. This spring and summer family after family canceled their vacation travel plans and tried to think of

What Will Be Landing in Your Decoy Spread? DELTA WATERFOWL, one of America’s leading conservation organizations, is giving duck hunters a fall flight forecast despite the cancelation of the 2020 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey. “The Service’s cancelation of

Teal Tenderloin Wraps DAWN ROLLS IN slowly and stunningly. Little pink wisps off to the east, then more light, gets the frogs sounding off, then the birds, until the wetlands are alive with soft morning light and animal calls. We

IF YOU’RE READING this then you are someone who participates in the outdoor lifestyle. You’re obviously not checking this out for the latest in fall fashions—well perhaps, if you consider camouflage stylish this year. In a crazy year with a

Late Fall Brings the Best of Both Worlds SABINE LAKE & PASS Reported by CAPT. EDDIE HERNANDEZ Email Eddie Hernandez at ContactUs@fishgame.com   ANOTHER WINTER SEASON is rapidly approaching and we all have so much to be thankful for. Everyone is excited

Hot Winter Action for Bass, Crappie, Cats Reported by TF&G STAFF Email us at ContactUs@fishgame.com •  •  • •  •  • Location: Caddo Lake Hotspot: Ames Basin GPS: N 32 42.756, W 94 5.376 (32.7126, -94.0896) Species: Largemouth Bass Best Baits:

The following pages contain TIDE and SOLUNAR predictions for Galveston Channel (N 29.3166°, W 94.88°). TIDE PREDICTIONS are located in the WHITE SPACE above the TIDE GRAPHS on the Calendars. Use the Correction Table in the RIGHT TAB BELOW, which