2019

In This Issue: The Publish Hunt Option  |  Tech for Fishing from Shore  |  Shark Rise on the Texas Coast  |  Outsmarted by a Snow Goose  |  Can ‘Trophy Cooking’ Save Hunting?  |  Guns, Gear & Grub   [button title=”Return to CONTENTS Page”

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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.

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

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

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

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

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

Can Meat Hunting Save the Sport? THIS IS THE most gratifying meal I have had in a long time. My wife Lisa cooked fried turkey breast strips from this incredible Eastern wild turkey I took in New York last Wednesday.”

[info_box title=”DIGITAL BONUS” image=”” animate=””]   [heading tag=”h2″ align=”center” color=”#ffffff” style=”lines” color2=”#ffffff”]Tips For Bagging Urban Deer – Do’s and Don’ts[/heading]   In this month’s digital bonus video, Dustin talks about everything urban hunting. He covers what equipment he uses and

Bank Fishing Technology Can Save the Day (or Night) BANK FISHERMEN often feel limited because of the constraint of only being able to fish as far as they can cast. New technology is developing to help with this problem. It

New Texas Fisheries THESE ARE EXCITING times for lots of folks in Fannin County. State fisheries managers are reeling over the possibilities at Texas’s newest bass fishery. Heavy equipment operators are steadily pushing dirt and clearing brush as Texas’s newest fishing

Into the Sun(block) MY GRANDFATHER SAM had a large bandage on his chin. Just like any curious nine year old, I walked up to him and pointed at it and asked, “What’s that, Papa Gane?” “Oh, the doctor had to

IN 1992 WHEN I started writing professionally during my freshman year in college, interest in sharks was minimal among fishermen. Turn on the handful of television fishing programs, and it was all bass, trout, redfish and billfish. Shark fishing had a