TFG blogger Jeff Stewart is on the scene to help with rescues as part of the “Texas Navy”, a group of concerned citizens using aluminum boats to aid with search and rescue in the catastrophic flooding resulting from Hurricane Harvey. […]
TFG blogger rescuing flood victims as part of “Texas Navy” Read More »
At the moment its officially “Ackle Town” after losing a T to category 4 hurricane force winds. But Rockport’s popular Tackle Town survived Hurricane Harvey in spite of early rumors it was among the casualties in the fishing community of
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Gator Country, located between Beaumont and Winnie, TX is facing a serious situation. As of Monday a.m. water was near breaching their fences in a park that houses more than 350 alligators. “We’re less than a foot a foot from
The attached video shows a local man getting absolutely pummeled inside Lucky’s Convenience store in Lufkin on August 5, 2017. After reading several ignorant comments online about this attack, I thought it would be informative if we used this incident
Aggravated robbery caught on video…what would you do? Read More »
Due to the continued rain and flooding full details of damage sustained by the initial impact of Hurricane Harvey are sketchy but we have learned major damage was done to fishing and boating infrastructure form Port Lavaca to Port Aransas.
The catastrophic flooding hitting the Houston area now due to Hurricane Harvey’s rain bands stalling will push the significant coyote and feral hog population out into the open. The drainage ditch systems as well as the green belts near White
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Do Hurricanes cause the migration of snakes? There is no question storms move snakes. Floodwaters push up the debris that snakes pile on and they get a free ride sometimes dozens of miles inland. The area being impacted by Hurricane
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As the remnants of category 4 Hurricane Harvey continuing battering Texas, the greatest concern of course is the human tragedy. There is no tragedy like the loss of human life. However, the impact on wildlife and fisheries in this storm
Hurricane Harvey’s wildlife and fisheries impact will be immense Read More »
Ever caught a flounder that is brown on BOTH sides? The typical flounder is brown on the top and white on the bottom but this one caught by Lake Calasieu guide Capt. Kevin Broussard is brown on both sides.
This flounder is brown on both sides and these are flippin’ huge (photos) Read More »
The opening weekend for dove season usually marks the end of summer and the beginning of the upcoming hunting season. This is normally the first weekend in September and is also the opening weekend for College football. I have always
How do you really hunt doves? Read this Read More »
Most people that carry a concealed weapon will be wearing it somewhere around their waist. When you get into your vehicle and buckle up, your CCW just became a whole lot harder to access and use. This is why you
Where do you carry in your car? Read More »
What is the ideal concealed carry pistol? Does it even exist?—Maybe—but the answer isn’t the same for everyone. Most pistol instructors have personal preferences, and they tend to teach those preferences as the one and only gospel. The problem is
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***UPDATE FROM THE MAKERS OF AUTOGLOVE:*** 9/16/2017, we received some disappointing news from the ATF. The ATF tested the AutoGlove and responded with an unfavorable determination. The bottom line is, the ATF determined the AutoGlove may not be used or
Make any semi auto firearm fire like a full auto (Autoglove) Read More »
A 30 inch speckled trout is the most sought after trophy fish on the Texas Gulf Coast. A truly rare and wary creature, anglers prize these catches with the vast majority choosing the conservation ethic of catch, photo and release.
See 10 TX trout 30 inches or more and where they were caught (photos) Read More »
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has released its report on 2017 Trends in Duck Breeding Populations, based on surveys conducted in May and early June by FWS and the Canadian Wildlife Service. Overall duck numbers in the survey
Feds release duck numbers and they are… Read More »
This is a very controversial question that only you can answer for you. I will delve into pros and cons of carrying an extra magazine to hopefully help you see both sides of the coin. Let’s face it less than
Should you carry a spare magazine? Read More »
The first time I remember hearing about a “laser gun sight” was in the early 1970s when the American 180 submachine gun was adopted by the Utah Department of Corrections. The laser was factory-installed on the guns, which were issued
A look at laser aiming devices Read More »
A West Texas A&M University Police Department officer has passed away following complications from a feral cat bite while on duty according to reports from KFDA News Channel 10. The UPD said Corporal Monty D. Platt died at the University
Tx police offer dies after feral cat bite Read More »
I had hunted my entire life in the Piney woods and river bottoms of East Texas. I had never hunted anywhere else and the only exposure I had to other places was through a 3 foot tall stack of old
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Have you ever seen fish hitting with your own eyes but they were keyed in on something VERY specific. They weren’t just hitting shrimp, they were hitting a certain size shrimp, etc. My friend Thad Daly and I were out
Follow the shad and alligators to find flounder (seriously) Read More »
