What happens when whitetail and mule deer meet up? Longstanding studies by Texas Parks & Wildlife Department officials show some interesting dynamics including hybridization. “Research indicates that mule deer in Texas prefer a brush canopy cover of 40 percent or […]
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On this episode, Dustin sits down with Texas Fish & Game Magazine’s hunting editor Lou Marullo and talk hunting strategies for whitetail deer and the two share their passions for the pursuit of bowhunting in Texas and beyond. Lou shares
Podcast: Fall Whitetail Rut Hunting Strategies and Bowhunting with Guest Lou Marullo Read More »
Even a Category 4 hurricane doesn’t kill the mood for coastal fish – and that’s good news for all species, as well as for a multibillion-dollar recreational fishing industry. As extreme weather patterns threaten to bring more and larger storms
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We anglers love zany new fishing gear. Even if it doesn’t help us catch more fish, it’s always entertaining to check out – and in some cases, it’s actually useful, too. Here are three wacky and weird items we’ve run
3 Wacky Fishing Gadgets: Zombait, GoFish Cam, and the Bait Launcher Bait Cannon Read More »
Flounder poaching is real! We addressed that issue here in an article last month and had some feedback suggesting flounder poaching was not really a problem. I hate to be right but this story from Jefferson County shows a seriously
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With my recent videos on the .50BMG this hunting episode caught my attention. Keith Warren claims that a near miss with a .50BMG dropped this whitetail doe by “sucking the eyes out” due to the air pressure of such a
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Whether someone is on safari with a rifle or camera there are animals out there that can pose a danger. This is a list I complied of animals that would send a chill down my spine if I turned around
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Tracking wounded game has been a pursuit of mine for many years. As a both a rifle hunter and bowhunter for well over a decade now, it is of vital importance to me to be good at tracking game after
Blood Tracking and Game Recovery Tips for Hunting Season Read More »
Offshore trollers often pull multi-arm dredges to tease billfish up to the boat, and serious marlin anglers wouldn’t leave the dock without one. But does the average angler towing a mixed spread for multiple species like tuna, wahoo, and mahi
Dredges for Offshore Trolling: Do You Need Them? Read More »
Fishfinder technology has evolved at an utterly blinding pace during the past decade, as manufacturers one-up each other on an annual basis. Most of the rapidity developed after the introduction of side-scanning fishfinders, and more recently, it’s been a slew
Garmin Panoptix LiveScope: A New Kind of Fishfinder Read More »
Lone Star Boars does it again. Not only has the man killed over 6,000 wild hogs now he taking them on up close and personal. Having a pet “once feral” hog as a pet I’m familiar with how they like
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I have been a fan of airgun hunting for several years now. From small bore (.177-.257 calibers) to big bore (.308-.50 calibers), there is an airgun out there for every hunter’s needs. Now that big bore airguns are legal for
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Do you dread the deer skinning chore? How long does it take you to skin and process a deer? If you are professional processor like David with Peach Orchard it’s not even 2 minutes! Not only is it skinned, but
Fastest World Record Deer Skinning! – 1 minute 48 seconds [VIDEO] Read More »
In this episode, Dustin connects with Simon Fowler and his guide service Wild Places Wild Game based in New Zealand. This is another “destinations” episode, exploring new places to adventure in the great outdoors. Dustin and Simon talk about hunting
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Could pro wrestling and wildlife conservation have a common thread? TF&G Editor In Chief Chester Moore thinks so. His Kingdom Zoo Wildlife Center® is partnering with Hurricane Pro Wrestling for a special event Sat. Dec. 22 at the Beaumont Civic
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Gun Cleaning I have long believed that a clean gun is a happy gun. If guns indeed have emotions, I would have a safe full of some pretty happy campers, or so I imagine. Cleaning your guns after a trip
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Hunting season is upon us and many of us out in the woods rely on trail cameras (AKA game cameras) to be our eyes when we are not in the woods hunting at our stand or blind. The innovations game
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Earlier we tested a variety of firearms and calibers on a healthy pine tree to see what would defeat a tree as cover. Without spoiling the results for you, you can catch up on that here. But now we wanted to
.50BMG Bulletproof Tree! Read More »
The rich hunting heritage and ample wild game opportunities and sheer population numbers make Texas one of the go-to states for hunting year round for exotics. No matter what you are hunting in the African game and other exotic game
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Many hunters in Texas and beyond don’t realize the rich landscape of African game hunting opportunities right here in our state. Think of just about any African game animal from an Addax to a Zebra and we have it here,
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