Heather Bryan

Bull**** Control LET’S FACE IT. There is, and probably always will be, a gun problem in the United States. The wrong people get their hands on high-powered weapons—either by legal or illegal means, or under circumstances that are not governable […]

Bullish On Bighorn Story Thank you so much for your story on bighorns in the August edition. A friend of mine shared their magazine with me to see this story, and it was absolutely amazing. The way you tied in

In Search Of Mule Deer/Whitetail Hybrids SO, WHAT HAPPENS WHEN whitetail and mule deer meet up? It’s a question that has intrigued me since I heard stories of mysterious whitetail/mule deer hybrids years ago. While on a mission to photograph

Aches and Pains for the Ages THIS PAST SUMMER, during a Grade 2 strain of my right groin muscle, I thought I heard a “snap-twang” as though someone had squeezed wire cutters through the top string on a guitar. As it

Scoring Big with a Crossbow in Archery Season CROSSBOWS OFFER A UNIQUE experience for archery hunters. Combining the stealth of a bow and the basic mechanics of a gun they can be a useful tool for hunters seeking to score on

And Other Fall Strategies for Specks, Reds, and Flounder FALL IS HERE, but we haven’t quite felt the full effects yet. The forecast will be in the 80s for much of the state. Could record-setting summer temperatures be a harbinger of

Sunglasses for Sightfishing OUR EYES ARE THE most valuable tools we have. As fishermen, take away our ability to see and we couldn’t drive ourselves to the lake. We couldn’t tie a snell knot, much less spot a bass on a

Feider Walks the Dog in Fall IN THIS HOME STATE of Minnesota, it’s not all that unusual for Seth Feider to see snow on the ground or a little bit of ice on the lakes as October progresses. However, he knows

Tech Run Amok THE LEVEL OF TECHNOLOGY found in modern boats is in some ways beginning to border on the absurd. The last time you blinked, your electronics became obsolete. If you bought a new boat this past spring, it probably

MY HEART POUNDED as I saw the silhouette of a black cat move through the tall grass. Headed toward a clearing on the edge of a bayou, it would only be seconds before it stepped into the open. The fact I

The Buck of Your Dreams MORNING COULD NOT come quick enough. It seemed like I had already been settled in my tree stand for hours, but when I checked my watch, I saw that it had only been 20 minutes. The

Fast Trolling Motors For Chasing Revved Up Redfish YOU CAN SEE A SCHOOL of reds tailing just beyond casting range, but they’re on the move. You crank the electric trolling motor up to full-tilt, but even then, you can’t keep

Stark Museum Exhibiting Special Duck Stamp Art Collection THE STARK MUSEUM OF ART is bringing the great outdoors inside with Conservation Art: Federal Duck Stamps & Prints. The exhibition opens July 13  and continues through January 4, 2020. This exhibition

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October Brings Fish Back to School AFTER WHAT SEEMS LIKE an eternity of waiting as patiently as possible for the arrival of some cool fronts with somewhat of an attitude, I’m happy to announce that October has finally made its way

Early Fall Can Be Better than Late Summer WITH THE ARRIVAL of October, “fall” has officially “fell.” Although the upper Texas coast might still feel like summer, somewhat cooler weather is certainly on its way. This means more pleasant and more

Find the Action IN OCTOBER FISH are motivated to feed up by signs of winter: shorter, cooler days and dropping water temperatures. The average air temperatures at the beginning of October are 67°F to 85°F, and at the end of the

Goodbye, Summer AS WE GET INTO OCTOBER, the summertime heat is behind us. The fall transition should be well underway now that September has passed and things are starting to cool down a bit. Falling air and water temperatures will

Lone Star Fishing ON A REAR VISIT to the local car wash to wash my boat after a trip (I normally use a power washer at my house), I noticed a small aluminum boat/trailer parked out of the way with a