This video provided a number of years ago from the University of Texas Marine Science Institute gives a rare look at what a southern flounder strike looks like. And for the record, the flounder in the video is a huge […]
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As I mentioned in my last blog I have a minority opinion on the subject of a double action trigger with a double-strike capability in case of a misfire. The tap, rack and bang method is useful for almost all
The ideal concealed carry pt. 4 Read More »
I am a huge fan of the survivalist scene. I love to read just about everything I can on it and watch a ton of videos. Most of them it is sad to say simply have no clue. The way I grew up
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A Houston Police officer is fighting for his life in the hospital after a suspected drunk driver struck him during a traffic stop. Officer Nestor Garcia, 24, spotted a stolen vehicle Wednesday and followed it until backup arrived, investigators told
Houston cop in critical condition after hit Read More »
Did you know there have been peacock bass stocked in Texas? Pike too? In the past TPWD has stocked some species that (unfortunately) did not take off and below are list of some of those stockings. Texas has a citing-edge
Peacock bass stocked in Texas? Pike too? Read More »
I love flounder and huge flounder really intrigue me. One of the coolest moments of my career as a wildlife journalist was getting to encounter a flounder bigger than the long-standing state record. The state record of 13 pound was
A 13-pound-11 ounce flounder and catching flounder on the “beds” Read More »
The cottonmouth is the most feared snake of the American South. With a reputation for a short temper, this stout pit viper often flashes the white of its mouth to say “Don’t Tread On Me”. Wise people don’t. I have
Have you ever seen a cottonmouth do this? Read More »
Silencer Co recently announced a unique suppressed 50 caliber muzzleloading rifle in what no doubt someone will dub an “assault musket”. I’ll have to first admit that I thought of this design years ago for the same reason SilencerCo released
The Maxim 50 – Suppressed Muzzleloader! Read More »
Self-defense and excessive force are terms we hear every day on the news, internet or social media. These two terms can quickly intertwine and become a very sticky situation. Let’s say you and your girlfriend are out on date night
Self defense or excessive force? Read More »
As September is drawing to an end, the leaves will start to turn and we will gradually see cooler weather forecasts. It is a magical time of year when the deer get ready to rut, the ducks head south for
Fish in your comfort zone Read More »
I wrote this a few weeks ago while helping out with the rescue efforts. I think it is more important now than ever. Lets not forget how we came together. As I am down here in the flood devistated areas
A View from Flooded Houston (This is America) Read More »
Pink albino dolphins are super rare. In 2013 I was super excited to capture footage of a pink albino dolphin in the ship channel near Cameron, La. This particular dolphin with the obvious nickname “Pinky” has been thrilling fishermen who
Long video of pink albino dolphin (La.’s legendary “Pinky”) Read More »
In the United States, we really try to keep safety as a top priority in the shooting sports. If you haven’t been to any formal training or competitions safety goes well beyond the 4 rules of firearm safety and there
Chinese William Tell Training (Video) Read More »
I have heard that the national average is 5 doves per box of shells. Which equates to 5 shots per dove. I don’t know if this is an accurate statement or just something someone made up that sounded right. I
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Holster choices are seemingly infinite. We all have a box or drawer full of them as we keep trying to find a better option. We want comfort, speed, retention, safety and concealment. It’s difficult to find the perfect design, and
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Hunter Mark Hall recalls a narrow escape of his beloved retriever in the early 2000s. “She ran out toward the reservoir behind the lodge and when she came back after a while I noticed she was walking funny so I went
Beware-Gators Love To Eat Dogs! Read More »
We have been promising to keep you updated as to the status of the federally endangered key deer in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. The following is a video captured by veteran television journalist David Sutta via Facebook showing four
Key Deer survive Hurricane Irma (video) Read More »
TF&G Editor-In Chief Chester Moore loves wildlife and these clips show him catching the biggest opossum we have ever seen and showing how rat snakes climb trees.
Catching GIANT opossum, seeing how a rat snakes climb trees (video) Read More »
Next to eye protection, hearing protection is vitally important in shooting sports and hunting. But sometimes they are bulky, uncomfortable, or you can’t hear important things in your surroundings – not so with the GunSport Pro. While I do have
GunSport Pro – In-Ear Electronic Hearing Protection Read More »
I have often been asked about carrying pepper spray as a self-defense weapon. Everyone has to conduct a risk assessment and what they are comfortable carrying and using if the time comes. Women make up the majority of Americans that
Is pepper spray right for you? Read More »
