Speed Perch I t has been said that Caesar Augustus disliked the month of February so much that he shortened it to 28 days, just so that it would be over sooner. Although scholars might take issue with the details of this […]
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The Ruger Hawkeye in 6.5 Creedmoor I recently wrote an article on the 6.5 caliber cartridges. In it I mentioned the 6.5 Creedmoor. I have since had an opportunity to use it more and I think it’s time to cover it
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Fisherman’s Lodge on the White River Texas anglers wanting to try their luck at catching rainbow, brown, brook and cutthroat trout need only to make a short trip into Arkansas and fish on the famous White River to realize their
End-to-End Storytelling with Cloud-Connected HERO5 Cameras GoPro, Inc. unveiled new products and services that dramatically simplify the process of capturing, editing and sharing engaging content, establishing GoPro as an end-to-end storytelling solution. In addition to significant gains in performance and
Go Deeper with Sonar I am a bank fisherman. I spent years fishing out of a boat but began from the bank and after getting rid of my boat to reduce expenses around the household, I came full circle and
Boudin Chops This recipe is great for entertaining and tastes just as great as it appears on the plate, I use Venison Boudin, but regular Boudin will work just fine 4—At least 1 inch thick pork chops, brined for 2
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Pitching for Bass in February F resh out of high school, Gary Klein moved from California to Texas to begin his bass fishing career, largely because the Lone Star State is blessed with so many great man-made reservoirs. “There are no
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Candles D elbert P. Axelrod, better known as Stinkfoot, came struggling through the doors of Doreen’s 24 HR Eat Gas Now Cafe with his arms around a large cardboard box. None of the Hunting Club members moved a muscle from our
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Texas Fish & Game Hunting Editor Lou Marullo had an opportunity to stop by the Wildlife Research booth and see some of the great scent control products that are new for 2017 . For more information, visit Wildlife.com
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Well folks its that time of year again! Texas Fish & Game has packed up and ventured to Las Vegas, Nevada to cover the 2017 NSSF SHOT Show. This year we will have our best coverage yet featuring up to
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You’re the Boss As we enter this new year, we want to begin by saying “Thank You” to our loyal readers. Without you, we literally could not do this work, which we consider a true calling and a blessing. Many
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Kudos for Kendal Just last week, I was attending the grand opening of a local Dick’s Sporting Goods in Katy. While standing in the hot sun waiting my turn to meet Uncle Si from the TV show “Duck Dynasty,” I
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State of the Nation Last year we introduced the concept of the “Texas Outdoor Nation.” Texas is larger than many countries and in many social and natural ways is a nation unto itself. Our goal is to give all of
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Yield to Nature Henry David Thoreau famously called it “the therapeutic value of nature.” The mid-19th Century American philosopher and naturalist based this conclusion on the two years he spent living by Walden Pond in New England. In his book, Walden,
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Play Date on a Bay Boat Since our nine-year old boys were barely eight, Andrew Cloutier and I have tried to coordinate a fishing trip for ourselves and the three of them. His are a matched set, and I’ve got
The Politics of Hunting Politics! Bah Humbug! I’ve heard it over and over again and again for so many years. “That Nugent is just too damn political!” What a terrible shame that any American can reference politics as anything negative,
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