Bucks Keeping Females Hidden Nearby at the Start of the Rut Might Explain the ‘October Lull’ It happens every year. Some hunter hits the woods every day for a week straight to a seemingly deer-free zone. […]

And What It Means For Texas The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) report on 2016 Trends in Duck Breeding Populations reveals some interesting information on the forthcoming duck season here in Texas. Our friends over […]

Some of you may remember the article I wrote a few years ago about my epic hunt for a West Texas jackalope. Well, after a couple of years I began to feel the itch to hunt […]

Do Decoys Work? unting with decoys is nothing new, but it can be a new way you choose to hunt if you want to have some fun out there n the field. Hunters been successful for years […]

October, Tournament Finish Line n October, many anglers on the Texas Coast breathe a sigh of relief, but not for the reasons you may be thinking. Sure, October usually means the weather is beginning to back off […]

Have Fish Been Stocked in Your Favorite Lake or Bay? The captive rearing and stocking of fish is of the utmost importance throughout the United States. The majority of trout and a big portion of inland […]

Trailing Dogs: Controversial Dogs Save Lost Hunters It was late in the evening. As I watched a parade of does come down the Jim Hogg County sendero, the wallop of a .300 magnum sounded off just […]

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Pack Up! Armed self defense is a hot topic these days, and with good reason. Muggers, rapists, burglars and the whole spectrum of violent criminals are ever-present in today’s society. If that weren’t enough, radical Islamic […]

Sharper Shooting Cuts Down on Wasted Birds unt any variety of  sought-after game bird in Texas—doves, quail, ducks, geese, pheasants or sandhill cranes—and you’ll quickly find out just how much practice you should have put in […]