NOAA Fisheries and the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service will rescind a final rule, published in December 2020, which established a regulatory definition of “habitat” specific to designation of critical habitat under the Endangered Species Act. This action will allow […]
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Strange killings of animals have been increasing around the nation over the last few years. Deer massacres, cattle shootings and other situations have hit communities from Ohio to Florida. One of the strangest situations is happening in Texas where horses
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A monster black bear has been captured and relocated in Tennessee. A 500-pound black bear living near Tusculum college in Greeneville had become habituated to human and unnatural foods and was relocated to a remote area of the Cherokee National
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The Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF) today shared its concerns in a letter to the Alaska Board of Game (BOG) about the current management challenges the state faces in response to recent winter die-offs of Dall’s sheep in several regions of
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Some of Asia’s largest animals, including tigers and elephants, are defying 12,000 years of extinction trends by thriving alongside humans, a University of Queensland-led study has revealed. Researchers scoured paleontological records to compare the historic distribution of Asia’s 14 largest
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In This Issue: Bruiser Bucks of Seasons Past • 6 Strategies for Winter Coastal Fishing • Makos, Marlin and Marine Sanctuaries • The Second Amendment Outdoors • Catch the Winter Blues • Duck Destiny: A Pre-Season Reality Check… and much
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Habitat for Migrant Hipsters LAST ISSUE, WE WROTE about the impact that climate chaos has had on fish and wildlife in Texas and beyond. “Climate chaos” may be a more palatable label to some. It avoids the politically charged
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Another Rogue Wave Encounter GREAT PODCAST and article on the rogue waves! I was inside the Port O’Connor in the Port Lavaca Channel, running at night, and had a six-foot swell inside the channel. I was puzzled why the channel
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Choose to Hunt THE TEMPERATURE dropped as the sun began its descent below the treeline. There was plenty of light left, but the shadows had grown longer, and the feel of the woods shifted. It was THE time to be in
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Fishing Pictures: Too Much of a Good Thing IT’S TOO LATE TO BE FIRST to gripe about this – it won’t even be my first time – and this time probably won’t be the last time I or anyone else of
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A Look At What’s Happening in the Gulf’s Blue Waters THE BLUE WATERS OF THE Gulf of Mexico are a mysterious zone that in recent years have provided great white shark and orca sightings and catches of huge bluefin tuna.
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TEXAS HAS A RICH history of producing big bucks with remarkable antlers. The Boone and Crockett Club lists it 11th among the leading states in total record book entries with 767. Texas also has four of the top six ranked
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The Wait is Finally Over Finally! Finally, it’s here. After all those months of waiting and waiting and dreaming about that big buck you will most assuredly take this fall, you will now make those dreams a reality. At least
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THE ARRIVAL OF WINTER does not mean the end of quality fishing on the Texas Coast. On the contrary, some of the best action of the year is during the winter. The key is adjusting to new patterns and enhanced
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Ten Items Every Boat Should Have on Board WHETHER WE USE our boat for fishing, hunting, or sometimes just enjoying the sights of nature out on the water, one thing is for sure: we carry lots of gear — lots and
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The Second Amendment and Self Defense Are Synonymous PERHAPS THE GREATEST ARGUMENT for the right to keep and bear arms is protecting one’s life, family, and property from evildoers. Most of the time, that is framed within the context of
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What’s Really Going On This Duck Season OWING TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, the last U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) duck breeding population survey was released in 2019. According to officials with Ducks Unlimited (DU) total populations were estimated at
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