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Coastal Conservation Awesomeness T n early October, we were reminded how lucky we are to work with people and organizations that contribute to the betterment of the world. Attending the 34th annual Awards Banquet for the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA)’s State

Rattlers In Love I would like to share a once in a lifetime experience I happened upon here in Central Texas. This photo is of two “solid” four-foot  mating ratters I got in one grab from my snake tongs.  Talk

Sacred Cow Tipping R emember cow tipping? It was the craze of finding cows sleeping on their feet, rushing in and pushing them over. Some say it is an urban legend, but there are enough Youtubers doing this to justify

Taking a Stand M ore Texas White-tailed deer tags are filled from box blinds than by all other hunting options combined. At least, that’s my observation based on approximately 50 deer seasons in the Lone Star State. There is a

Don’t Let the Season Get Away From You S mell that? Feel that? Sense that? Hear that? Recognize that? Know that spirit in the air? Does it call our name loud and clear or what? Happy Happy Ultra Happy Huntseason 2016

The Great $10 Lure Challenge C hallenge: Somebody in Texas come up with the next real game-changer of a fishing lure.  It can’t just be a spinoff, and for goodness sakes it can’t be named for another insect or liquor or

Right To Be Wrong? C olin Kaepernick’s decision to sit during the playing of the national anthem before San Francisco football games this year has further divided a nation that had already been dealing with widening gaps between political, racial, and

Did you know you are allowed to quarter a deer (or pronghorn antelope) in camp, but tagging and proof-of-sex requirements continue to apply until the wildlife resource reaches a final destination? Chances are you probably did know that. Well, did

Come late November most flounder are headed toward the spawning grounds of the Gulf of Mexico, and anglers have moved on to duck hunting or seeking redfish. The key word here is “most” because some flounder stick around during winter

Time to Think A nyone who has been reading my work for a long time knows that I have been fighting an ongoing battle with diabetic kidney disease. Three years ago, my nephrologist told me that it wasn’t a question of