A compact semi-auto is a poor concealed carry choice for anyone who has impaired hand strength from arthritis or some other cause. The stiff recoil spring requires a fair amount of effort to rack the slide. Less-experienced shooters should also
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The opossum is not known as one of nature’s beauty but this white specimen encountered by TFG Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore certainly is worth a second look. According to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s official opossum profile, they are cat-sized
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The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has released their 2017 deer hunting forecast-and it’s an interesting one.
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The Corky is one of the all-time favorite trout catchers on the Texas coast. Due to their slow-sinking nature they draw strikes from shy super-sized trout but how slow do they really sink? Watch this one sinking in a freshwater
How slow does a Corky sink? (Video) Read More »
Did you know Texas has an official bison herd? Watch as state officials relocate them into a scenic area where the public can get a glimpse.
Relocating Texas’ last true bison herd (video) Read More »
In one of the strangest wildlife stories to come along in a long time, an alligator garfish has been caught in Myanmar (Burma) in Southeast Asia. From Myanmar Eleven news service…. The alligator gar, a freshwater species native to North
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Since I started the Youth Marksmanship Camp program I’ve sought out the best gear for everyone to use, we have had great results with what we have chosen and I know you will as well. The exact same rifle as
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Let’s Talk About “Bump Stocks” After the horrific shooting and loss of life in Las Vegas, bump stocks have been cast into the National spotlight. The shooter reportedly had 12 weapons that had bump stocks installed. There are many people
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Well hunting season is here again and with it all the joy and wonder that it brings. Getting geared up and in the field, is as important to us hunters as is high school football in Texas. Gearing up
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The weather is finally starting to cool off and hunting seasons are kicking off all over the state. Now the bass will start working their way to the shallows to feed heavily for the upcoming winter. Fishing is fairly easy
Must have lures for fall bass Read More »
Game or trail cameras are one of the greatest innovations in the history of the outdoors industry. They not only hunters to monitor and patterns the game they pursue but they give the world a look at wildlife that they
Every fall on the Sabine River alligators gather to feed on mullet and menhaden before the first big cold snap blows through. TF&G Editor-In-Chief uncovered this clip he filmed while fishing a few years back. He was glad he didn’t
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Off Body Carry-Things to Think About I am a big believer in muscle memory and how you train yourself to react to certain situations. What I mean by that is when I pick up a shotgun, my muscle memory will
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Suppressors have come a long way in their design in the past few decades. The AAC Halcyon is proof of that. Not only is it quiet in handling magnum small bore calibers, its modular design gives the shooter the option
AAC Halcyon Suppressor – Short and Sweet! Read More »
It is no secret that most bowhunters out there will be hunting from a tree stand. As a matter of fact, it is estimated that over 85 percent of hunters use tree stands for success. A shocking number of tree
Must read bowhunters! A real look at treestand safety Read More »
Well, it is official. A major bass boat manufacturer is selling a $100,000 bass boat. It is really unfathomable if you think about it. The 6 figure boat is the Ranger Z521L ICON. This $100,000 boat “celebrates” 50 years of
$100,000 for a bass boat? Yes! Read More »
The bays along the Upper Coast of Texas and Southwest Louisiana are inundated with freshwater. This poses a dilemma for anglers seeking speckled trout, especially bigger ones. A study conducted by Louisiana State University (LSU) biologists in Barataria Bay
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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
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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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