Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Jason Hardin, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Wild Turkey Program leader about turkeys in Texas. Learn about ongoing Rio Grande research and even restoration, the hard work of restoring Easterns to the Pineywoods,
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As part of a broader effort to reopen Texas, Texas State Parks will resume limited overnight camping beginning May 18. This gradual reopening of overnight reservations will be limited at all Texas State Parks to varying degrees depending on individual
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Live Baits Whether you love fishing for reds, flounder are your main target, or king mackerel get you the most excited, on thing is for sure: the effectiveness of live baits can’t be overlooked. But all livies are not created
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AUSTIN—Texas State Parks will begin reopening for day-use only April 20 as part of a broader effort to begin reopening the state of Texas. Per Governor Abbott’s direction, new restrictions in effect include requiring visitors to wear face coverings and
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The latest numbers on Chronic Wasting Disease testing in Texas give some hope that efforts to contain the disease are working, according to state wildlife experts. The CWD testing year that ended in February produced just shy of 13,000 CWD
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What’s bigger than a crappie, fights harder than a catfish (pound for pound) and is extremely abundant on Lake Conroe? If you guessed hybrid striped bass (hybrids) you are correct. Hybrid striped bass are a cross between striped bass and
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Fishing Rigs Anglers know that oil and gas rigs mean fish, but a recent study investigated which types of platforms and water conditions were best for finding specific types of fish. Derek Bolser, a graduate student at the University of
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One imperative add-on most kayak anglers will want is rodholders. Yes, many serious fishing yaks have a couple of rodholders built in, but few have all you’ll want or need. This means adding holders via surface mounts of track mounting.
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What’s the ultimate saltwater boat improvement? That’s a question with no real answer, because it will change depending on who you are, what your priorities are, and how you like to fish. But this one… oooooh, it’s sweet. Last winter,
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The polar bear is one of the most dangerous animals on the planet. That’s what makes this story on Chester Moore’s “Higher Calling” podcast so unique. Learn how Canadian outfitter Scott Smith bagged a polar bear with a 45-pound recurve
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has received test results confirming that Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) was diagnosed in a wild black-tailed jackrabbit in Lubbock County and a wild cottontail rabbit in Hudspeth County. This marks the first confirmed cases
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Good news, people – fishing is an ideal social distancing activity! Don’t forget, most fishing rods are around six feet in length so if you can make a side-armed cast without whacking anyone in the head, you’re maintaining a safe
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In This Issue: S.T.A.R. Power—CCA’s Epic Contest: Now More Than Ever • Five Fishing Mistakes • Luck of the Draw: How to Win a Public Hunt • Bears and Bighorns at Black Gap • Gobbler Quest: Mountain Merriams … and
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Cabin Fever Has Gone Viral BY THE TIME this column reaches the eyes of most readers, the Covid-19 crisis will have either started to recede or will still be advancing its savage assault. Either way, by then, a lot more pain,
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Coronavirus Coverage THANK YOU for the coronavirus coverage in your e-newsletter. I trust Texas Fish & Game, and it has been great to see you have updates on how this all impacts and translates to the outdoors world. Jason Bates
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Cause>Coronavirus ANYTHING WE PUT in this issue will be overshadowed by the global pandemic known as COVID-19 (coronavirus). Our hope is to keep you informed as it relates to the outdoors world and hopefully inspired and entertained in what is no
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