When you’re the company that sells the most trucks and other vehicles that tow it only seems natural to lend your name to a line of trailers, campers and toy haulers. Produced by Indiana-based Livin Life, a subsidiary of Thor […]
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Damn.com has posted photos and a story about a hog that is alleged to weigh more than 1,000 pounds killed in Russia. You can read the article by clicking here. We at TF&G are currently in the midst of an
Truly monster hog killed in Russia!? Read More »
A former Marine and his two children were detained in Mexico last Thursday after taking a wrong turn into Ciudad Acuna, Mexico. According to Click2Houston.com, 38-year-old Jeromie Slaughter of Texas City retired from the Marines just last year and had
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Recently I went on assignment to test a Bayliner Element F18, for review on boats.com. (Watch the F18 video boat review, to see it for yourself). While I’ve never been a huge Bayliner fan, I do realize that they fill
Bayliner F18: An 18 Foot Fishboat for Under 20K? Read More »
It’s been a good fall for the team at Ram, as the 1500 continues to rack up awards. Don’t disregard the first award because you don’t have a fleet of trucks at your disposal — the jury at Automotive Fleet
Ram 1500 is Fleet Truck of the Year and Consumer Guide Best Buy Read More »
Giant Salvinia, the floating, aquatic fern originally from South America, has been confirmed present in Lake Fork in Chaney Branch, likely introduced by a contaminated boat or boat trailer at the boat ramp. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD) Tyler
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If you carry a handgun, it’s always recommended to carry an extra magazine. Not only for the extra capacity but also for reliability reasons. Usually we carry extra mags with a belt mounted magazine pouches but sometimes we opt for a
The Neo Mag – Pocket Carry Perfection Read More »
A professional angler in California may have caught the world’s largest spotted bass, but the record may have quite literally slipped through his fingers. Paul Bailey was fishing with Matt Newman in an unnamed California lake recently when he caught
Potential World Record Spotted Bass Released in California Read More »
When the folks from Pro Angler asked me to look at their new app, I wasn’t exactly excited. It may be different for some anglers (younger ones that I, I’m guessing), but when it comes to fishing about the last
Pro Angler: Finally, a Decent Fishing App? Read More »
Here are some tactics that Capt. Levi Price is beginning to employ that should work through the winter, depending on how much cold the angler can take. The report covers Aransas Pass, Port Aransas, Rockport and Corpus Christi. When a
Late fall and winter fishing techniques along the middle coast Read More »
Over the past two months Texas Parks and Wildlife Department staff have received numerous calls about a white goat seen roaming the side slopes of Trans Mountain Road in the area known as Smugglers Pass. TPWD officials are aware of
White goat spotted at Franklin Mountain State Park Read More »
Reports of red tide and/or fish kills continue to dissipate in the Gulf of Mexico. Discolored water associated with red tide was reported in Corpus Christi Bay but there were no reports of aerosols or dead fish. No other reports
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The 2016 Toyota Texas Bass Classic (TTBC) will celebrate its tenth anniversary in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex on May 20–22, 2016 reports Katie Scallan, senior manager marketing, Gulf States Toyota. The fishing competition will take place on Lake Ray Roberts,
Toyota Texas Bass Classic leaves Lake Fork Read More »
A former United States president, a noted bass fishing educator, and one of the most innovative designers of soft plastic lures will join the current 59 members when they are formally inducted into the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame next
Beginning in late November and continuing through March, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will stock nearly 300,000 hatchery-reared rainbow trout at more than 140 sites across the state. Many of the fish stockings will be conducted at small
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Deer season is when it all happens. Many hunters spend all year salivating at the thought of venison chili and backstraps, while others savor the thought of those calm early mornings on the treestand. However, like most things in life,
The 10 Most Annoying Things for Deer Hunters Read More »
Hunting deer and other big game is one of the greatest challenges a hunter can undertake. Buying gifts for the big game hunter in your life can also be pretty challenging. There are so many great options out there, it’s
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With regular waterfowl hunting seasons well underway in the northern states and poised to kick off in the south, at least two things are clear: There are plenty of ducks, and weird weather is already affecting local and continental waterfowl
El Nino Ushers in Weird Waterfowling – Observe & Adapt for Waterfowl Success Read More »
Yesterday at a Walmart in Waco, a thug tried to snatch an 84 year old women’s purse. Luckily for the victim a group of bystanders were not about to let this happen. In the video you can see at group of
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