Canis rufus, the red wolf is one of the most endangered mammals in the world. Declared extinct in the wild in 1980, red wolves engaged in hybridization with more adaptable coyotes. Now a number of scientists believe the species is […]
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Maybe you’re already dreaming about Thanksgiving: turkey, stuffing, all the pies. And maybe you thought you knew everything about turkeys. Think again. Wild turkeys are not hard to find – if you look in the right place. National wildlife refuges, managed
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Flounder Run In 2011 I took part in an epic challenge to catch 100 flounder in five days on artificial lure only. It was called the Fall Flounder Run and it was all done from the bank. I was able
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It received little media attention but it was an important decision hunters should study. On August 15th, a D.C. federal district court agreed with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Safari Club International (SCI) that Humane Society International (HSI)
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Recently I received news that one of the most mysterious and beautiful creatures on the planet was being taken off the endangered species list. I am talking about the snow leopard. Listing and delisting a species can come with a
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Public discussion of how trophy hunting fits into the wildlife situation in Africa has been triggered again with an editorial in Africa Geographic entitled: “Trophy hunting in Africa is in decline, and no longer pays its way.” Such a suggestion
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I’m no fly fishing sharpie, but guys who are step aboard my boat every now and again. And one of those that impressed me the most lately was a guy named David, who’s a Grim Reaper for fish with a
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Rifle 101: Resting on Your Rifle Barrel Resting your barrel on your rest can destroy your accuracy. Everyone knows this right? Well not really, there are a lot of people at the range or in the deer stand that rests
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All too often I get asked about what I plant for my food plots for whitetails. The truth is that far too regularly I see hunters planting things that have no real draw or affect on a whitetail’s movements or habits.
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Observing Veteran’s Day THE WORLD CHANGED, seemingly forever, Eighteen years ago, after terrorists crashed passenger planes into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington D.C., and a remote field in Pennsylvania.
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Texas Brigades Shout out MY NAME IS Lauren Brooker. For the last two years, I have attended Texas Brigades camps as an assistant leader and cadet. Texas Brigades offers a range of summer programs, including Bobwhite Brigade, Buckskin Brigade, Bass
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Storm Warning! THE MOST SIGNIFICANT threat hunting has ever faced is upon us right now. Living in Texas has isolated us a bit from the furor growing against hunting globally, but it is here. And what happens in the next five
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Dos Gobblers IT IS POSSIBLE to bag two game birds in flight without firing a single shot. I have seen it happen twice. The first occurred during deer season years ago. I was a guest on a Hill Country ranch
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Venison: The Ultimate Sacred Flesh GAMEY! You’re darn tootin my venison is gamey! That’s exactly why it is celebrated around the world as the most desirable, delicious, nutritious, natural, organic, healthy food on planet earth. Let us all dedicate ourselves
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ASK ANYONE WHO has played the game and they will tell you deer leases aren’t cheap. I’ve got several friends and acquaintances who routinely fork more than $7,000 or more in annual lease dues. It would be nice if annual dues
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