Monster Hogs Tales of gigantic, long-tusked monster hogs prowling the woods of Texas and the American South have been told around the campfire for years. Now game camera and cell phone technology are showing many of these stories to be
Monster Hogs Exist in Texas-Here is Photographic Evidence Read More »
It’s hard not to love small pocket tools that are practical and have many applications. A good example of this is the Lansky QuadSharp pocket sharpener. I love knives and have quite a collection of them as well as a
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“There are just too many redfish. They are eating all of the baby flounder. That is why flounder numbers are down.” The first time I heard this, I wrote this off and ended up hearing the same thing from several
Commercial Angler Says “We should have never banned the nets for redfish.” Read More »
Now that duck season is officially over, many of us will drag out our snow goose decoys and electronic callers to pursue the snow geese as they are getting ready to migrate back north for the summer. Many people will
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I was recently on a guided fishing trip with a guide service on a shallow water fishing trip in a marsh. The guide, we’ll call him “Daniel” for the purpose of this blog, was a traveling guide from Florida with
What Not to Do With Your Bay Boat in Shallow Water: An Expensive Mistake Read More »
“Did you know there are giant catfish below the Toledo Bend dam?” That was the question posed to me recently at one of my local speaking engagements. “And they are so big divers are afraid to go down there and
“The Dam Divers Work In Shark Cages Because of the Giant Catfish” Read More »
Just the mention of Black Panthers will get you an enormous and varied bag full of responses from just about everyone from the guy next door to your great grandmother. First things first, there has never been a recorded melanistic
There Are No Black Cougars. So What About Those Black Panthers? Read More »
On this week’s episode, Dustin Warncke and Daryl Palmer discuss more saltwater fishing gear, tactics, rod, reel and line set-ups, best practices, conservation and more. From the novice angler to the advanced “old salt” fisherman, everyone can benefit from the
If you have ever used a centerfire pistol with a suppressor you have realized either one of two things: The suppressor blocks the sight picture, or “man these sights are tall”. AAC set out to work around these issues with
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https://www.facebook.com/wa.pang.54/videos/165426434086527/ This is without a doubt the largest live Eurasian boar this author has ever seen captured on video. UPDATED: This story has made international news and the Sun.co.uk has a bit of new information confirming the hog is actually
Monster Hog Caught On Video-Elusive 1,000 Pounder? Read More »
Texas in its infinite wisdom has for the past several years implemented a minimum width on whitetail bucks of 13 inches. Now, I know 13 inches does not seem like much but does this regulation really serve the management of
13-Inch Antler Rule: An Opinion Read More »
The Gulf of Mexico is a wild and interesting place. Teeming with life, it is a place of great inspiration and is also the source of occupation for many people in the fishing, shrimping and petrochemical industries. Although seldom mentioned
Did You Know Sperm Whales and Orcas Live in TX Waters? Read More »
Could it be possible that an animal rights organization is responsible for the deaths of more fish than it saves, despite it’s alleged kill-nothing ethos? While fishing for yellowfin tuna a short while back, we discovered proof that despite their
Animal Rightists Responsible for the Death of Millions of Redfish, Squid, and Crabs? Read More »
Fishing in brackish water is like Christmas morning for me. You never know what you’re going to catch and, whatever it is, It usually makes me smile. Also, whatever bites your lure is going to be playing the game to
Marsh Fishing Tactics: Scoring in Brackish Water Read More »
In addition to my many roles in the outdoor industry, I also serve as “Fish Fillet Team Captain” of my fishing ministry, Cross Water Outfitters. Over my six years of involvement with this Christian men’s ministry, which serves international students,
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Ninety-Yard Test Fire with an Excalibur Assassin Crossbow Dustin Ellermann test fired an Excalibur Assassin crossbow at 90 yards. Ellermann, Texas Fish & Game’s Tactical Editor was at Range Day for the 2018 Shot Show. Here’s how it went down:
SHOT Show 2018: Excalibur Assassin Crossbow Read More »
Texas Fish & Game’s Dustin Ellermann test fires PPQ M4 from Walther at the SHOT Show Range Day. Texas Fish & Game’s Tactical Editor Dustin Ellerman is at the SHOT Show industry range day and he stopped by the Walther
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I was first introduced to Bear & Son Cutlery at SHOT Show a couple of years ago. At the 2017 SHOT Show, I was given a full spectrum tour of the entire collection of different knives they produce. From pocket
Review: Bear & Son Trophy Hunter Fixed Blade Knife Read More »
Axeon Second Zero at SHOT 2018 The Axeon Second Zero was available at the SHOT Show 2018 Range Day and Dustin Ellermann got a chance to check it out. The Second Zero is a precision lens attachment for rifle optics
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Franklin Armory Binary Trigger Dustin Ellerman tested the Franklin Armory Binary Trigger, while making the rounds at Range Day, during the 2018 SHOT Show in Las Vegas. Here’s what he thought about the experience: “Dustin Ellerman here, with Texas Fish
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