The wood duck is arguably the most beautiful of all waterfowl. Revered by hunters and sought after by wildlife photographers, they command respect and inspire admiration. Let’s take a look at a duck common in Texas and the South. Appearance
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Texas is known for its exotic hunting opportunities. Among in the know exotic hunters, the most prized animals are the gorgeous axis deer and the nilgai. Both are wary and hard to hunt and both have absolutely delicious meat. Here’s
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Winter in Texas is a unique time for anglers. While many may hang up their rods and wait for the warmer months, those in the know understand the state has great catfish opportunities. Here’s a look at five lakes where
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Catching sand trout during the winter months in the Gulf of Mexico can be a rewarding experience for anglers looking to enjoy the outdoors during the colder season. Here’s a look at some strategies and techniques for catching sand trout
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Late season whitetail hunting is a challenging yet rewarding pursuit for seasoned hunters. As winter settles in and the rut fades, whitetail deer alter their behavior, making them more predictable in some ways but also more elusive in others. Remember,
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Crappie are my favorite fish to catch. I’m known more for flounder but I will pass up going flounder fishing if the slabs are biting. I recently had the privilege of fishing for big crappie on Toledo Bend with Capt.
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Surf fishing can be a thrilling and rewarding experience, but it often requires facing chilly and unpredictable weather conditions. To fully enjoy your surf fishing adventure, it’s essential to stay warm and comfortable. Here’s a practical guide on how to
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Deep water jigging for bass in Texas lakes is a thrilling and effective technique that requires both knowledge and skill. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler looking to expand your repertoire, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to
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In 2013, TF&G Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore and Scott Bandy took a group of kids to Lake Calcasieu to look for the famous albino dolphin “Pinky”. They ended up watching a group of dolphin and having “Pinky” approach them very closely.
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The Return ‘Em Right Best Release Practices Manual, developed in collaboration with private anglers, captains, scientists and fisheries managers, will help anglers improve the survival of reef fish that are caught and released. Each year, millions of reef fish are
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are searching for a mule deer buck that attacked a 67-year-old woman outside the door of her home and gored her on Saturday evening. The attack occurred in the center of Silver Cliff, a town
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Wearing waders while boating may seem like a practical choice to keep dry and comfortable, especially for anglers and waterfowl hunters. However, there are significant dangers associated with this practice that can pose serious risks to boaters and water enthusiasts.
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To boost the spawning stock biomass and aid in the recovery of the fishery, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission (TPWC) will consider a proposal to modify the bag limit and slot size for the beleaguered spotted seatrout fishery. After
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking public comment on Land Protection Plans for Aransas National Wildlife Refuge and Big Boggy National Wildlife Refuge. The plans establish acquisition boundaries within which the Service could preserve and protect high-quality wildlife
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Whitetail deer, with their graceful and iconic appearance, have long captivated the hearts of nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. However, beyond their charm lies a tragic and deadly reality: road collisions involving whitetail deer are a significant and growing concern
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H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) is once again causing mortalities in wild birds in Louisiana, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) said. The disease started last year with the arrival of infected migratory waterfowl to Louisiana and
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The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners supplied $842,662 in grant funding to bolster habitat, wildlife management and hunting heritage projects in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. “Maintaining and improving habitat for elk, deer, wild turkey,
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“Journey Into the Dark Outdoors” is a riveting documentary directed by Paul Fuzinski that takes viewers on an adrenaline-pumping exploration of the untamed wilderness of Arkansas, where true crime and wildlife dangers lurk in the shadows. At its core, the
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Time is running out to let your voice be heard as to whether you support or disagree with the major speckled trout regulation proposal. The comment period lasts until Jan. 23. The proposed rules would reduce the spotted seatrout bag
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Staying Warm and Safe: How to Avoid Hypothermia in Winter As the winter season settles in with its cold temperatures and biting winds, the risk of hypothermia becomes a real concern for those who spend time outdoors. Hypothermia occurs when
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