YHM’s Sidewinders offers straightforward, lightweight, and simple mono-core pistol suppression available for 9mm and 45ACP. After looking at the industry’s more complex suppressors recently with several options such as the AAC Tirant and Rugged Obsidian I enjoyed the simplicity of […]
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Let’s face it—a rifle is a pain it the butt to carry in the field. Without a sling, it’s an unwieldy distraction, occupying one or both hands to keep it ready, unclogged and undamaged from banging against rocks, trees, etc.
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Have you been fishing a tournament and struggled all day with very little weight in the livewell? It has happened to all of us and will happen again I am sure. But, don’t stay there and beat yourself up and
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Officials with the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) have issued a call to action for their membership and other Texas coastal anglers. Since 2008 the public oyster reefs in Texas have been continuously overfished by the commercial oyster industry according to
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Want to catch bull redfish with lures? At times it can be challenging as the guys fishing with live and cut bait absolutely destroy the big reds in the late summer and early fall on the Texas coast. But what
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It was a sight TFG Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore will never forget. A snarling, enraged pit bull busted forth from the brush and headed right at him. “A guttural growl and intense, focused eyes told me this dog was out for
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Today’s airguns aren’t what your grandpa used to shoot. Sure, spring operated break-open airguns are still on the market (or springers, as we call them in the airgun realm), but a whole new breed of airguns is among us now.
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It is all about available cover. Large Texas reservoirs have many coves, fingers and shorelines and in any given area the best cover will be the area that draws in the bass, particular during the late summer and early fall
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Snake venom is a precious commodity. From antivenom for snakebites to cancer treatments and the latest research on neurological diseases, venom is being used in a wide variety of applications. And George Van Horn has been collecting it for these
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I know what you are already thinking…..Shane you are an offshore deep structure guy. I love to fish deep offshore structure in the summer, this is very true. However, the shallows are teeming with shad, bluegill, juvenile bass and minnows
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COAST recently unveiled some new products for consumers for the Outdoor Retailer trade show in Salt Lake City, Utah. We wanted to bring you three new products that might be of interest in your further outdoor pursuits. Thanks for being
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Headturners3, LLC producer of professional redfish events throughout the Gulf Coast region has secured the full and substantial support of a great marine products manufacturer, T-H Marine! T-H Marine Supplies, Inc. has been serving the marine industry since 1975. The company
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Saving Sea Turtles While at Aransas Pass reader Greg Jackson noticed a sea turtle in trouble. Saving Sea Turtles “A boat washed this green sea turtle over the granite blocks along the channel. It wedged between the blocks and was
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Forgotten Sea T he water was perfectly calm. Occasionally a light breeze would stir up a ripple, but there was no wave action to speak of and the waters were unusually clear. And as we pulled up to a weedline that
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Know Your Snakes D uring this past spring I received three emails showing images of dead snakes. Each snake appeared well and truly hammered, limp and broken and bloody. One was a hognose snake. One was a broad-banded water snake. One was
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A Good Checklist is the Procrastinator’s Friend A s a proscrastinator, I’ve missed a few deadlines in my time, including the one for this column. Please forgive me, Chester Moore. In a concerted effort this past June to change my ways—finally—I created a
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The Lyme Epedimic Clock is Tick-Tick-Ticking T he two brothers lived to deer hunt. It was a major annual family ritual like no other. Like most of us deerhunters, they lived it year round, always scouting, planning, strategizing, exploring, looking for
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What Would Wiggie Think? H e was a small, dried-up, looking old man with steel gray hair and black-framed glasses thicker than Coke bottle bottoms. I doubt he was over five and a half feet tall, or weighed more than 130
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