A hoax has been perpetuated on American wildlife enthusiasts and it centers on the existence of the black panther. There is no such species recognized as “black panther” anywhere on the planet much less in the United States of America.
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Xpress Boats is proud to announce the launch of its new webisode series XO: Xpress Outdoors featuring our host Doug Miller, Xpress Boats Pro Staff and Executive Operations Manager for the famed Grosse Savanne Lodge. Visit www.xpressboats.com/xo to view the first webisode. “Xpress Outdoors
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My heart pounded as I saw the silhouette of a black cat move through the tall grass. Headed toward a clearing on the edge of a bayou it would be only seconds before it stepped into the open. The fact
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There are 17 of recognized subspecies of whitetail deer in the United States, four of which occur in Texas. These are the tiny Carmen Mountains whitetail, the Texas whitetail, the Kansas whitetail and the Avery Island Whitetail. The Carmen Mountains
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Africa has some of the most unusual creatures on the planet. Throughout the continent there are all kinds of creatures that boggle the mind and are just downright unusual. Here are a few those taking to the bush in Africa
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Wild canids are special to me. On the North American front I am particularly fond of red wolves, the coyote and their hybrids the “coywolf”. The red wolf is declared extinct in the wild other than a handful of captive-bred
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Now that duck season is officially underway, it is real obvious if your trusty Labrador retriever is a duck fetching machine or leaves a little to be desired. I always encourage my owners to give their dogs a few hunts
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What happens when whitetail and mule deer meet up? Longstanding studies by Texas Parks & Wildlife Department officials show some interesting dynamics including hybridization. “Research indicates that mule deer in Texas prefer a brush canopy cover of 40 percent or
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Even a Category 4 hurricane doesn’t kill the mood for coastal fish – and that’s good news for all species, as well as for a multibillion-dollar recreational fishing industry. As extreme weather patterns threaten to bring more and larger storms
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Flounder poaching is real! We addressed that issue here in an article last month and had some feedback suggesting flounder poaching was not really a problem. I hate to be right but this story from Jefferson County shows a seriously
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Whether someone is on safari with a rifle or camera there are animals out there that can pose a danger. This is a list I complied of animals that would send a chill down my spine if I turned around
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Could pro wrestling and wildlife conservation have a common thread? TF&G Editor In Chief Chester Moore thinks so. His Kingdom Zoo Wildlife Center® is partnering with Hurricane Pro Wrestling for a special event Sat. Dec. 22 at the Beaumont Civic
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The rich hunting heritage and ample wild game opportunities and sheer population numbers make Texas one of the go-to states for hunting year round for exotics. No matter what you are hunting in the African game and other exotic game
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Many hunters in Texas and beyond don’t realize the rich landscape of African game hunting opportunities right here in our state. Think of just about any African game animal from an Addax to a Zebra and we have it here,
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Get your hands on the highly sought after Aguila Minishell, a new Mossberg 590 Shockwave and more than $2000 in hunting and shooting gear by entering to win Aguila Ammunition’s latest social media sweepstakes. Aguila has teamed up with some
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A phone call from a friend set me on a path recently to investigate just how many people go missing in and around our national forests. First, I was pointed in the direction of a video on social media about
Serial Killer Involved In Missing Outdoors Lovers? Read More »
Duck hunters in Texas will have to keep an eye peeled for dusky ducks and fingers off the trigger during the first five days of the season again this year, as concern about the mottled duck populations have again forced
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I’m a live and let live kind of guy. To tell the truth there are times I probably let people get away with a little too much on certain things in world of fishing and hunting than I should. However, flounder
Let’s Stop Flounder Poaching Read More »
As fall is in full swing, the two words “Fall Turnover” will be uttered by just about every bass angler. When you mention your lake is turning over, you will seldom get a favorable or excited response from other anglers.
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This is a question that has been asked for hundreds if not thousands of years. When does a situation go from a verbal altercation to an act of physical violence? Is it cut and dried and black and white? I personally feel
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