My First Fish
Elijah wanted to go fishing, so we took him to the neighborhood pond and I think we have a fisherman for life now. He was not scared of the fish in any fashion. Now it’s time to take him out […]
Elijah wanted to go fishing, so we took him to the neighborhood pond and I think we have a fisherman for life now. He was not scared of the fish in any fashion. Now it’s time to take him out […]
Birthdays are Fun when you spend them with your Best Friends! Tank’s Dad hired Gone Fishin’ Guide Service on Lake Richland Chambers ( www.gonefishin.biz ) for a Birthday Fishing Trip in August for Tank and his Buddies. Lots of White
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On this episode, Dustin sits down with Roy Crush from Texas Boys Outdoors, a TV show outdoor organization, and talk about opening weekend of dove season, last minute prep for deer hunting season and other outdoor adventures. Roy is one
Of all game animals in the world, whitetail deer are the most unique and multi-faceted, spawning tons of debate around the campfire. That is why this week in our fourth installment of this six-part series; we are going to learn
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As plastic and Kydex becomes all the rage for holster construction, let us not forget that tried and true leather still does a bang up job at securing your handgun. This DeSantis Osprey holster gives both IWB and OWB options
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One tactic that seems vastly underutilized for gamefish that hug bottom is speed jigging. Sure, folks use it for open-water species like jacks or mackerel, but the tactic is shockingly effective on fish like groupers and snappers, too. Of course,
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Did you know there are pike right here in Texas? Well, sort of. The chain pickerel, a close cousin of both the northern pike and muskellunge (musky) can be found right here in local river and bayou systems, especially in
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I recently realized that I don’t write much about shotguns. I guess this is partly because there isn’t as much to discuss with shotguns as there is with rifles and handguns. With rifles you can talk endlessly about accuracy, velocity, bullet weight,
All About Shotguns Read More »
Have you ever wondered if you would be safe from a shooter by taking cover behind a tree? What calibers will penetrate the tree and hit you? Here we test over 10 popular calibers up from .22LR up to .50BMG
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Popping Corks It’s a fair bet that everyone reading this right now has fished with a popping cork before. You’ve probably fished one for reds, trout, snook, and other species, baited up with shrimp, cut fish, or maybe a piece
Fishing Popping Corks With… Artificials? Read More »
Checking the mail at the box down the street is a daily routine. In fact, I often do it instinctively without really thinking about it so my thought are often on anything but retrieving the stack of junk mail and
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Garfish of four varieties are common in Texas waters, but not all waters produce every kind of gar. Alligator garfish are protected with a daily bag limit of one fish and a provision in state regulation to close certain areas
There Are Four Garfish Species In Texas? Read More »
Archery Pronghorn I had been preparing for the trip for quite some time. My bow was tuned and equipped with a brand new sight. I was deadly out to 90 yards. I must admit that it was hard to get
Texan Shoots Big Pronghorn With Bow Read More »
Early Bowhunting Summer is coming to a welcomed end in the lone star state which means deer season is fast upon us. Bowhunting season kicks off the 2018 deer season and In most areas of Texas it brings mixed emotions.
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Crossbow Hunting When I was first introduced to the realm of the crossbow in 2009, it broadened my perspective of bowhunting in many new ways. To this day, I am fired up about educating new and old archers alike to the
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In this continuation of the TF&G saltwater fishing series, Dustin sits down with Cal Gonzales, Texas Fish & Game saltwater fishing editor and Texas coastal hotspot focus columnist. We talk about all kinds of things from catching mangrove snapper, Yo-Zuri lures, top
Vapor Trail Outdoors new headlamp “The Trailblazer” is an 8 watt flashlight with a switch that lets you decide how much light you need. It will run for 60 hours on low and 10 hours on high. The LCD screen
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Teal Are Ammo Stealers Anyone that has pursued early season teal has certainly had their share of misses at fast flying, twisting teal. You fire off 3 rounds and realize just how much open air there is around a small
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Sunsect is the first and only combination of DEET + Sunscreen on the market today. Originally created for the military, Sunsect allows the repellent and sunscreen to work in harmony. This creates a more effective and longer lasting product. What
Sunsect: Sunscreen and Insect Repellent Combination to Dominate the Great Outdoors Read More »
Teal season is only weeks away and big duck season is on the horizon. Now is a great time to think about buying duck decoys if you don’t have any or yours needs to be replaced. Several of you will
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