Ranger XP 1000 Back Country Delivers I HAVE SPENT MORE time in the woods this year than at any point in recent memory. It has truly been a year of exploration in the forests of my home state of Texas
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Snapper Pontchartrain OFFSHORE FISHING HAS always been a cherished adventure for me. Cruising in beautiful deep blue water while trolling around a rock pile or an oil rig and waiting with anticipation for that strike. Red snapper has been a rare
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Watering Hole THE ONLY PROBLEM with this lease is a distinct lack of water,” Doc observed, standing on the edge of a sheer ridge. Below us, cactus, salt cedars and grass spread down to a very, very dry wash. In
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Traditional belts with holes and buckles are now a thing of the past. Being locked down to 1″ increments and your waistline can be downright uncomfortable. Slidebelts have a fully adjustable 1/4″ speed adjustable sizing that are not only comfortable,
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When you think about critical fishing gear, a hairbrush is probably just about the last thing in the world going through your mind. I know that was the case with me – until last week. I was fishing with a
Essential Fishing Gear: A Hairbrush?! Read More »
Last week we posted a story about unusual coyote-sized whitetails reported in Texas and beyond. Due to the strong response from that story we got this amazing photo. Gerald Stewart, whose father founded iconic Johnny Stewart Game Calls, and who
Update On Micro Deer-New, Recent Texas Photo! Read More »
When it comes to deer hunting, I almost always prefer to take mine with a bow and arrow. While I am not a bowhunting snob who would juggle someone else for hunting with a gun, I have decided that the
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You’ve spent countless hours checking cameras, tending food plots and scouting out your fall whitetail hunt. You researched rifles, calibers and optics before purchase and you’ve painstakingly dialed them all in to pinpoint perfection. So why in the world would
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According to a fascinating article put out by Dr. Karl V. Miller from the University of Georgia, few hunters know that a deer actually has two ‘noses‘.\ “The second nose is technically not a nose, but it serves some of
Do You Know Deer Have A Second Nose? Read More »
Throwing sharp objects has been a huge hit at our summer camp as well as the Youth Marksmanship Camp. After teaching thousands of campers over the past 8 years I’ve been able to narrow down instructions easy enough for a
Teaching Kids to Throw Tomahawks, Shovels, and Stars! Read More »
The réponse to my blogs about sea snake sightings in the Gulf of Mexico has been tremendous. I have received nearly 200 reports dating back to the 1970s ranging from Cuba to the South Texas Coast. Some have included photos
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With one of the best Spanish mackerel bites in memory going off this summer, we’ve done a lot of trolling with planers lately. You know the gig: number one, two, and three planers get rigged in-line, and dive to keep
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Everyone has thought at some point about how many rounds it would take to cut down a tree. What shooting down a tree with a 50BMG? Challenge accepted. This came on the heels of my viral video “Shooting THROUGH Trees”
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Comfort and shoes designed for fishing don’t usually go together. That is why I was surprised when I got a chance to review the Men’s Canvas Sharkbyte Deck Shoe from XTRATUF. They come in a stylish camo pattern, look great
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Feral hogs are so loathed by landowners in Texas for their habitat destroying behavior that beginning Sept. 1, you won’t even need a hunting license to pursue them on private property. That’s when a new law takes effect removing even
No License Needed To Kill Hogs? Read More »
Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or listen right here! On this episode, Dustin sits down with Adam Kahn from GoFish Cam on location at their warehouse and they talk about how fishing technology can help anglers achieve more successes
Kicking off this year’s hunting season and continuing the Trump Administration’s efforts to increase recreational access on public lands, U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt announced today new hunting and fishing opportunities on more than 1.4 million acres nationwide.
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Pistol Caliber Carbines are definitely becoming mainstream-especially 9mm. Usually pistol caliber carbine uppers require dedicated lowers. Now, CMMG offers an AR Conversion magazine allowing you to use a mil-spec AR15 lower with their radial delayed blowback pistol caliber uppers. But
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