Sporting Classics Daily recently ran the story of a mule deer tag that went for $410,000 at auction. In Montana a bighorn license went for $305,000 at auction Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks auctioned off the license in January for […]
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I have a close friend named Mike. He is an avid fisherman, but doesn’t necessarily tow much. He is owned by humongous mastiff named Bella who accompanies him much of the time. In the eight years that I have known
2017 Honda Ridgeline is more trucklike Read More »
Cody Garefalos and James Rozelle of Porter Texas were fishing the Texas Team Trail bass tournament when they caught their big bass. “We started by fishing in shallow water from 3 to 8 feet near hay grass,” Garefalos said. He
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The first annual “Hogging for Charity” tournament will be held March 4, 5 and 6 in Deweyville. Entry fees are $100 for a 4 man team and $25 per extra person. There is an additional $50 entry fee side pot
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The continuation of the Trans-Pecos Pronghorn Restoration Project progressed with another successful relocation of 112 pronghorn in late January. The animals were captured from healthy populations around Dalhart and moved to an area northwest of Marfa to supplement severely depleted
Texas pronghorn restoration efforts continue Read More »
The white bass run is on in Texas. They are moving out of Texas lakes on their annual spawning run, migrating into the rivers and streams that feed the lakes. Typically the winter white bass run kicks off in the
White bass are spawning … Read More »
Check out angler facebook pages and you will see some great pictures of great catches of speckled trout and redfish. But this is the time of the year to get in on some great sheepshead fishing also. Locate where they
A 5lb. sheepshead on the end of your line will make you forget about trout for awhile Read More »
The Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program (CBBEP) is beginning another round of enhancements at the 160-acre site near the Nueces Bay Causeway between Corpus Christi and Portland. This latest effort, funded by NOAA and the Texas General Land Office’s
Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program’ Nueces Bay Marsh Restoration Project Read More »
Quail Forever announces 5-year goals to impact wildlife habitat in the Lone Star State San Antonio, Texas – Feb. 4, 2016 –Pheasants Forever, Quail Forever, and theTexas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD)have established a partner commitment to conservation by signing
10.27 lbs bass. Chuck Woodard . Lake Ray Roberts. Flipping a jigg in 8.5 ft of water. Fish was 26 3/8 long looked liked she already spawned
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@ Your Service T he “@” symbol is a pretty ridiculous invention. For all the flourish of its design—the italicized “a” nested in a broken circle, like a jaunty cattle brand—it doesn’t accomplish much. All it does is reduce an already
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
Monster Hogs Your search for Monster Hogs is interesting. I have always been intrigued by reports of super sized ferals and when I saw the photos you ran in the January issue, I was blown away. So many magazines just
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A Country Boy Can Survive I f you want to know what the power structure of this country fears most, look no further than what the media attacks. Guns, survival, the outdoors lifestyle and Judeo-Christian values are criticized, mocked and outright
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore Read More »
State Ramps Up the Fight Against Exotic Plants Texas is ramping up its efforts in the Pineywoods ecoregion of East Texas to fight the invasion of aquatic species that pose significant threats to the state’s environment and its economy. Aquatic
