Wild turkeys are more numerous than they have been in decades and in some regions, there are arguably more birds than ever throughout the United States. Some states like Louisiana for example are seeing a decline. Of all potential turkey […]
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Two South Florida residents, who captured and restrained three Florida Key deer on Big Pine Key, were sentenced Oct. 31, 2017, in federal court in Key West for violations of the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Erik Damas Acosta, 18, of
Poachers try to smuggled endangered key deer-in their trunk! Read More »
The whitetail deer is the most popular and numerous game animal in Texas. Some of these facts are, however, not as widely known and will give you a newfound respect for the species.
Incredible Texas Deer Facts (Video) Read More »
Ever heard of a fisher? If you haven’t you are not alone. This is a rarely talked about mustelid that is seeing declines in numbers in their native habitat. This video explains the unique threats to the species.
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The MantisX is a bluetooth attachment for your firearms that analyzes your trigger press both in dry fire mode and in live fire. It’s like being able to have a personal shooting instructor for every shooting session! The MantisX simply
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Editor: This is a major story yet it slipped by with hardly a mention. Please read and consider the weight of this gun owners. The National Rifle Association has announced its strong opposition to the order signed by U.S. Virgin
US Territory signs gun confiscation order-NRA fights Read More »
This is the definition of adorable. Watch as TFG Editor In Chief Chester Moore and his friend Ashlyn get a baby wolf to howl.
Chester Moore gets baby wolf to howl (video) Read More »
Opening day came into East Texas and it was a scorcher. Most areas of Texas saw record high temps in the upper 80’s. These record high temps pretty much put a damper on opening day of the 2017 deer season.
Has Your Early Deer Season Been a Bust? Read More »
After nearly a year of reviewing special largemouth bass regulations in place across the state, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department inland fisheries management staff are considering changes to simplify regulations at 18 public lakes. Inland Fisheries staff previewed the potential
State considering major bass regulation changes Read More »
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s Derek York recently shared a couple of photos of young tarpon caught while pulling sample nets near San Luis Pass in the Galveston Bay complex. Tarpon are the Texas coast’s most mysterious fish. They were
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Ever have a flounder hit your bait and then take off? Most hit and sit. Some hit and run. This videos gives you an idea of why they do this and how you can use it to your advantage in
Hit and run flounder-flounder that keep going (video) Read More »
The two baddest snakes in the South throw down. Who wins? Watch to see.
Cottonmouth Vs. Rattlesnake-who wins? (Video) Read More »
I recently experimented with resting my rifle properly on the free-floated rail, and then improperly by resting on the end of the barrel. The difference was drastic, even at just 50 yards! The reason this happens is well known. Because
Don’t rest on your rifle’s barrel! Read More »
Did you know it is illegal to transport zebra mussels in Texas? Even if you do not realize you have them on your boat, you can be fined if you transport them to another location. This video shows you how
How to Avoid Spreading Salvinia and Zebra Mussels-and Get Ticketed (video) Read More »
A major disaster has happened—hurricane, EMP, insurrection, whatever. You saw it coming, and you got your family “out of Dodge.” You reached your survival retreat successfully, and it is intact along with your cache of emergency supplies. You and yours
Mark Hines, a naturalist who has been capturing some incredible video in Orange County, TX got this amusing clip of an armadillo bullying a coyote.
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All things considered, this year’s Texas waterfowl hunting season is looking pretty favorable, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. “Currently, and potentially surprisingly, we are looking pretty good regarding the upcoming waterfowl season,” said Kevin Kraai, TPWD waterfowl
Waterfowl season prospects bright Read More »
Storm chasers in British Columbia capture an incredible moment when a mother black bear saves her baby on a highway. This video shot by drive Ricky Forbes in an incredible testament to the survival instinct of the black bear.
Mother bear saves baby crossing Highway (video) Read More »
The 2016 Texas quail season served as a renaissance reminder of how good hunting can be when all the right elements converge. Specifically, weather and habitat aligned to create a “super boom” year for quail production that led to exceptional
Carryover birds boosts quail prospects Read More »
TFG Hunting Editor Lou Marullo illustrates why hunting the “corners” of fields can help hunters score on big bucks.
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