The Hunter’s Code
It seems to me that through the years, we may have forgotten the unwritten rules or “code” that all hunters should live by. I’m not exactly sure how this happened or when it happened, but as I visit with today’s […]
” Catch and release “
42″ bull caught fishing near the mouth of the Brazos, great fight and quick release.
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Ultradyne Precision Iron Sights – Forget the Red Dot!
Red dots have always been my go to upgrade for AR rifles. Until now. The new Ultradyne Precision C4 Sight System offers speed and precision more than most iron sighting systems on par with electronic red dot optics – yet
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Nontraditional Tuna Fishing Tactics
Running far out offshore for tunas takes a lot of time, effort, and money – so getting skunked is a major defeat. But sometimes, the usual tuna tactics simply don’t seem to work. If you find yourself dozens of miles
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Tips for Catching More Tripletail
Tripletail are one of the odder looking species you’ll find along the Gulf coast, but they’re a great-tasting fish that fights like the devil. You want to put some “trips” into your cooler? Use these three tips to make it
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Targeting Warm Weather Hogs
When the freezer starts to get low on sausage and pork roasts, it is time to go hunting. Since wild hogs can be hunted year round in Texas, there is no excuse for running out of pork. Even though the
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5 Reasons To Fish
I love pretty much everything outdoors. I like to golf, kayak, boat ride, fish, hunt, atv ride, hike, camp, skeet shoot, shoot archery, and even to bird watch. As I was thinking about all of these wonderful hobbies, I began
Outdoors Risks To Your Dogs
Hunting Dogs & Pets As a professional retriever trainer who has trained thousands of duck hunting dogs through the years, I have become very aware of the risks and hazards associated with hunting dogs. Retriever training and duck hunting take
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A Shark With Attitude
Shark! Say that word anywhere and people pay attention. Shout it at the beach and you will people running for the sand. Sharks are one of the most interesting creatures in the ocean and over the next few weeks we
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BIG RED FULTON, TX MUD ISLAND
Fulton, Texas before Hurricane Harvey Hit. Mud Island wade fishing caught two reds with live croaker. No folks they were not tagged. 🙁
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Vapor Trail Outdoors Display Headlamp Flashlight Texas Tested Review
People who do not know me might think that I collect flashlights for a hobby. Over the many years I have hunted, I have tried just about every flashlight on the market. Some have been good and some not so
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Yamaha Introduces the All-New Wolverine X2 Side-by-Side
Yamaha ATV Realize your adventure with Yamaha ATV’s Latest Proven Off-Road Recreational Vehicle Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, introduces an all-new adventure-seeking two-seat Side-by-Side (SxS), the 2019 Wolverine X2™, offering the best balance of Capability, Comfort and Confidence in a vehicle
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The FBI Breakdown On Active Shooters
Active Shooters The FBI Report on Active Shooters Breakdown The FBI has designated 50 shootings (20-2016 & 30-2017) as Active Shooter incidents. These shootings represent 221 deaths and 722 wounded. The FBI classifies an “Active Shooter” as one or more
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INSIDE COVER: Progressive
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BACK COVER: Costa
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TEXAS FISH & GAME Staff
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INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves
Ready for Prime Times O CCASIONALLY, THE POST OFFICE will lose a magazine in its labyrinth of conveyor belts, pneumatic tubes and giant cogwheels. Or, it will drag its feet while making its appointed rounds so that a subscriber doesn’t get
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
White Turkey Response ABOUT 25 YEARS AGO, on my grandfather’s farm in Wilson Co. along the Cibolo Creek near La Vernia, TX, there was the largest group of gobblers I had ever seen before or since roaming around. There was
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EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore
Poaching Must End T HE SHELL OF an alligator snapping turtle is unmistakable. Giant ridges rise up giving the species an ancient look. In reality, these creatures are not much different from dinosaurs of the past. Seeing pieces of shell and
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