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Mr. Kendall Hemphill: While sitting in the luxurious and spacious radiation waiting room at Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas last week, I picked up the September, 2017 issue of Texas Fish & Game. Now you know about your true audience, where

Wild Dogs and the Conservation Moon Shot WILDLIFE CONSERVATION NEEDS a moon mission. When President John F. Kennedy declared by the end of the 1960s the United States would put a man on the moon it set forth incredible innovation, unleashed

Riding the Bench THE BENCH REST CAN bring out the best and the worst in a rifle. The best, of course, is the shooter’s ability to confirm the performance of a particular combination of rifle and cartridge. This is done from

Wildlife Science Battle Cry CELEBRATE THE AMAZING wildlife management success story of North America and say Hallelujah and pass the backstraps like you mean it. It really wasn’t really that long ago when America woke up to the heartbreaking disaster of

Are There Free Range Bucks As Big As Those On Game Managed Ranches? THERE’S PLENTY TO LOVE about a Texas deer season, but perhaps my favorite part of all is when all the great stories start to unfold. Naturally, every

YOU KNOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED for the better when anglers are complaining that most of the redfish they catch are too big for the slot. I am not talking in the surf during the bull red run or even at the

Thinking Differently A NEW STUDENT came to me after a particularly fast-paced session on creating a chart to map out how you would block, plan, and perform a chosen script. She was smiling and shaking her head. “G-Dog,” she said, calling

PINTAILS ARE THE MOST PRIZED ducks of the Texas coastal marshes and prairie. With a sleek, streamlined appearance and the males sporting a cool “sprig” at the end of their body, they are stunning. Pintails are a species however that