While most Texans are sweltering under a brutal August heat wave, savvy dove hunters will gladly suffer along providing conditions don’t change before the Sept. 1 dove opener. A hot, dry landscape heading into the season can concentrate dove around […]
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Officials with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has revised its policy regarding the retention of eagle remains from tribes on lands within Indian Country. Federally recognized Tribes are now able to retain bald and golden eagle remains found on
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On this episode Dustin sits down with Hero Way Strength & Conditioning’s Gabe Azua and Krav Maga instructor Erik Mayfield and the three talk about hunting for organic meat, eating what you kill, the benefits of combining fitness with hunting,
Award-winning wildlife journalist, Texas Fish & Game Editor-In-Chief and conservationist Chester Moore and his wife Lisa are giving away a month-long North American Wild Sheep curriculum to any educator whether home, private or public school.“We are fully committed to wildlife
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Most of us think of mahi-mahi (dolphinfish) as a species usually encountered in offshore waters, and usually that’s the case. Some years, however, they come closer to shore than others. And every so often they can be caught not just
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Are you one the 1.2 million Texans that choose to carry concealed? If so, do you have the confidence that if and when the time comes you will be able to make the right decision or shot needed to handle
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Weapon mounted game call with built in phone mount that connects directly to your picatinny rail. This allows you to have a hands free, compact call that is controllable through the convergent apps with just a touch of your finger
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The aoudad (Barbary sheep) is now a part of the Southwestern landscape that will never leave it-at least not until something cataclysmic like a worldwide flood or giant astroid strikes the planet. I’m serious. Imported from north Africa for hunting
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In This Issue: Opportunities & Challenges of Early Teal • 7 Keys to Saltwater Success • Weishuhn’s Buck Recall • Companies That Care for Wildlife • A Gun for All Seasons • Grizzlies & Hogs: What’s the Connection? [button
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Contentment BUZZ WORDS ARE APTLY NAMED. Trendy words and catch phrases erupt into the public consciousness like a cloud of insects. They swarm, flit around until they are impossible to ignore, and then they finally—mercifully—begin to die out. By then, they
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Kudos On Hog Fight I just finished reading Chester Moore’s article about hog sanctuaries in Texas. Thank you as we are fighting the same fight in Missouri. There has been 79,000 acres banned since 2016 and the hog population has
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Turkeys and Arrows THE FIRST TIME I took a turkey with my bow I was in a cactus thicket on the King Ranch not too far from Baffin Bay. I was 22 years old, and the legendary ranch had opened up
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Surf’s Up THE DOZEN OR SO SURFERS on big-wave boards floating nearby no doubt concluded that I was about to face the classic Hawaiian horror story—caught inside and under-gunned at Sunset Beach. A set of undulating blue-green swells approached, and I
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Rad Trad IT WAS A SUNNY, warm fall day in 1957, and my cousin Mark and I were on safari along the Rouge River in Dearborn, Michigan. The Dearborn Hills golf course was our own little dream wildlife paradise, and we
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September’s Teal Season Presents Early Opportunities and Challenges THE SEPTEMBER TEAL SEASON follows early southward movement, which can be intense. At the first hint of a cold front, bluewings quickly start moving toward the tropics. Back in 1998, the Texas
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IT WAS ONE of those special moments in life. Dad and I were going to a gun show to pick out my first deer-rifle. This wasn’t going to be a family heirloom or a situation where Dad handed me his rifle
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