Things You Can’t Unsee I read your article titled “Things you can’t Unsee.” I just wanted to let you know it was both moving and inspirational to me. It made me think of things I experienced in nature that I […]
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In Search Of Monsters The brush popped as footfalls sounded in the forest. As I flipped on my Generation 3 night vision goggles, a low grunt sounded from the direction of the footfalls. Just down the narrow fire lane was
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Discovering Wildlife W hat is out there? That is the question that has led me to spend vast amounts of time in the woods and on the water since childhood. What is out there? I have yet to pass a
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Game Wardens Encounter Wild Situations The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement field investigations. Into the Night As two Val Verde County game wardens conducted their nightly patrol, they came upon a vehicle
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Fishing and Hunting Now a Constitutional Right in Texas Last November, Texas voters made an overwhelming decision to make fishing and hunting a constitutional right. Prop. 6 passed by a margin of 82 to 18 percent. The Amendment to
The Junction Monster T he Texas white-tailed deer season opened the fourth of November; but, as far as I was concerned, it might as well have been the Twelfth of Never. Such were my chances of going on a hunt. During
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What’s In A Name? T he name game can be confusing in fishing. You need to cast no farther than in the direction of the nearest “speckled trout” to realize this. Our most popular inshore saltwater fish is not a trout.
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Try to Fill Your Bucket T here comes a time in very person’s life when he or she contemplates, in earnest, the inevitable end. Some people make bucket lists. I prefer instead to recall some pretty cool boxes already checked and
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Celebrate the Glorious, Glorious RUT! W hen you’re out in the deerwoods everyday like I am, you become extremely tuned in to God’s miraculous creation, the pulsations of nature and her majestic, soul-stirring critters. There really is a wonderful, stimulating Call
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Nature Calls I t isn’t easy working in an office of people who, with a handful of exceptions, are unfamiliar with hunting, fishing, or anything else related even marginally to the outdoors. They’re bright and successful people, well-meaning and even open-minded; but
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In the Wind, Dad is Still Alive I celebrate everyday I’m alive in America as a magnificent gift from God, especially during the dynamo that is my sacred hunting season. But every year on Thursday, December 17, something very special consumes
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Vote Wisely F or some reason, Americans seem to have a knack for electing brainless goober heads to Congress and the Senate. One of the most popular examples of this phenomenon is the video, which can be found on YouTube, of
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Strategies for Early Spawning Bass Like most bass fishing junkies, I enjoy chasing America’s fish during all seasons of the year. But if I had to choose a time period when my radar really lights up, it would have be
For many years, the alligator garfish has had a reputation as a possibly dangerous fish that occasionally would take a bite out of humans. It supposedly ate its weight in game fish every day, particularly largemouth bass. An article written
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Cold Trout, Warm Hearts M uch like many others anglers out there, I have been the victim of a myth. I have believed, for quite some time in fact, that fishing is the pits in February. January fishing is good. March
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Handloading, also known as reloading, is in its simplest form the act of replacing the components of an expended centerfire cartridge. This can be rifle, pistol, or shotgun. It is not possible for the handloader to reload rimfire cases such
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Practicing for Self-Defense W hen you go to the range to practice with your concealed carry handgun, you need to do more than just stand at 10 yards and shoot a few magazines at a target. If you have a range
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Cold Season I have to say that for me, February is the worst month of the year. The rut is over, whitetail hunting is over, and unless you are after exotics or hogs, hunting is over—period. All that’s left are the
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