The Porcupine Quill Shotgun Shell
Matt over at Demolition Ranch is at it again. Check out this video… Source: Demolition Ranch via Youtube
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Firing the Wrong Caliber (VIDEO)
Matt over at Demolition Ranch fires the wrong caliber rounds through various firearms. Needless to say, I wouldn’t try this at home. Check it out below. Source: Demolition Ranch via Youtube
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That’s a large-caliber Desert Eagle he’s holding…but keep your eye on the hat
For anyone who has ever fired a large-caliber firearm, you know what can happen to your body as it absorbs the recoil. That’s especially true if the firearm is a large handgun. And add to the mix the handgun being
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Doodlesocking Cats
Chad Ferguson There’s no better time to use a technique called “doodlesocking” than late spring and early summer, when channel catfish are spawning. This is a sure-fire way to load up on channel cats and have a day of fast-paced
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50BMG vs 5000 Sheets of Paper
Matt over at Demolition Ranch puts .50BMG against 5000 sheets of paper. Source: Demolition Ranch via Youtube
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Live 50 Caliber Round in a Microwave (Video)
The actions performed in this video are highly unsafe. Please DO NOT attempt to recreate this video on your own. The folks over at Demolition Ranch are back with another crazy video featuring a .50BMG in a microwave. Again, we
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Video: Launching .22 LR in a Straw
Dropping ammunition on its rear isn’t usually a good idea, nor is throwing it like a grenade. In a recent video, Demolition Ranch decides to take two bad ideas one step further. Stuffed into a straw, .22 LR can make a loud
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Snakes in Texas
Chester Moore Texas has some 113 species and subspecies of snakes ranging from the tiny earth snake to the massive indigo. This month we will look at some of the diverse species of serpents found in the Lone Star State.
April Big Bags and Catches Photo Contest Winners
Check out our April Big Bags and Catches Photo Contest winners! Freshwater: Stephen Hubenak 65lb flat head from the Brazos River. Caught on 3/28/14. Girth measured 33.5″ She was released back after photos and measurements View post here Saltwater:
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Thirty Years of Fish & Game, 1984-2014
Roy Neves The year 1984, like the year 2000, was once used as a sort of symbolic shorthand to describe the world of a distant future. In the case of 1984, that world was always dark and forebidding, thanks of
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Trigger-Unhappy: How A Fish Goes From Unwanted To Endangered
Mike Holmes My first experience at offshore fishing came at the end of my freshman year in high school. Growing up in East Texas, a class trip with my Vocational Agriculture group on Capt. Tee Boy McCall’s old Sunrise II
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Watch This Incredible Long-Range Rifle Shot From Nearly 1.5 Miles Away
Hitting a target more than 2,500 meters away proved to be no sweat for this long-range shooter, even though the bullet had to travel for almost a full five seconds in the air. LiveLeak user Grizzman uploaded a video showing
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Just a Video of a Fully Automatic World War II-Era Sub-Machine Gun Exploding a Watermelon (and Other Things)
This video doesn’t really qualify as news, but most of you will probably want to see it anyway. The folks over at BearingArms.com flagged this fun video of a guy demolishing a watermelon, cans and bottles with a fully automatic
Welcome Invaders!
Chester Moore “Invasive Exotic.” That term is being used with greater frequency to describe non-indigenous animals and plants that often cause great problems for mankind and native wildlife. In the era of 24-hour news and instant information via Twitter, Facebook,
Amber Jacked
John N. Flesher Often compared to winching an anvil up through a football field of water, battling amberjack can challenge just about any angler or tackle. When hooked, amberjack don’t display the flash of a king mackerel or speed of
Dual Wielding Barrett .50 Cal
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Video: 1,000-yard Off-hand Shot with .50 BMG Barrett M107
Most people probably can’t count on one hand (or even one finger) the number of people they know who can shoot a Barrett M107 accurately while standing. When the shot approaches the 1,000-yard mark, that number drastically decreases towards zero.
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Tactical Humor: 5.11 Tactical bringing back the limited-edition Tactical Duty Kilt (VIDEO)
In what started as an April Fool’s joke gone wrong, 5.11 Tactical is now a sporadic manufacturer of the Tactical Duty Kilt, or TDK. Initially “announced” as a prank, the demand for a tactical kilt was so great that 5.11
Bob Hood Passes Away
TF&G Staff Texas Fish & Game Hunting Editor and longtime outdoors writer for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram Bob Hood died at his home at Possum Kingdom Lake. Hood fought a battle with cancer for two years. He was 69. According
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