Shaking Salt T he old man and grandpa were sitting on the porch, watching the cows eat grass. I needed a little more entertainment. “There’s nothing to do,.” I complained. Those dangerous words were out before I could slap a hand […]
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As September is drawing to an end, the leaves will start to turn and we will gradually see cooler weather forecasts. It is a magical time of year when the deer get ready to rut, the ducks head south for
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I wrote this a few weeks ago while helping out with the rescue efforts. I think it is more important now than ever. Lets not forget how we came together. As I am down here in the flood devistated areas
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Pink albino dolphins are super rare. In 2013 I was super excited to capture footage of a pink albino dolphin in the ship channel near Cameron, La. This particular dolphin with the obvious nickname “Pinky” has been thrilling fishermen who
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Rocket launchers may all look the same at first glance, but anyone who’s owned a boat with imperfect rocket launchers lining the T-top or arch knows that several small details can make some great, and some others terrible. This is
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In the United States, we really try to keep safety as a top priority in the shooting sports. If you haven’t been to any formal training or competitions safety goes well beyond the 4 rules of firearm safety and there
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I have heard that the national average is 5 doves per box of shells. Which equates to 5 shots per dove. I don’t know if this is an accurate statement or just something someone made up that sounded right. I
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Holster choices are seemingly infinite. We all have a box or drawer full of them as we keep trying to find a better option. We want comfort, speed, retention, safety and concealment. It’s difficult to find the perfect design, and
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Hunter Mark Hall recalls a narrow escape of his beloved retriever in the early 2000s. “She ran out toward the reservoir behind the lodge and when she came back after a while I noticed she was walking funny so I went
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We have been promising to keep you updated as to the status of the federally endangered key deer in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. The following is a video captured by veteran television journalist David Sutta via Facebook showing four
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On this week’s show, Dustin interviews Jeff Stewart, a staff writer for Texas Fish & Game and FishGame.com as well as an author, researcher, and lecturer. Jeff volunteered during the initial Hurricane Harvey relief efforts in East Texas and Dustin and
TF&G Editor-In Chief Chester Moore loves wildlife and these clips show him catching the biggest opossum we have ever seen and showing how rat snakes climb trees.
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Nothing is worse than buying bags of ice for a day of fishing, coming home empty handed, then dumping the unused ice over the side of the boat. Why doesn’t someone invent a cooler insert, that would allow you to
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The Texas Airgun Show was held this year at the Arlington Sportsman’s Club in Mansfield, Texas the last weekend of August. Although the weather left something more to be desired, there was a decent turnout. If you’ve never been, imagine
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Next to eye protection, hearing protection is vitally important in shooting sports and hunting. But sometimes they are bulky, uncomfortable, or you can’t hear important things in your surroundings – not so with the GunSport Pro. While I do have
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I have often been asked about carrying pepper spray as a self-defense weapon. Everyone has to conduct a risk assessment and what they are comfortable carrying and using if the time comes. Women make up the majority of Americans that
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Recently, I took a 9 hour or so drive to the Buras Marsh Media Bash event in Buras, Louisiana, located deep in the southern part of the state’s marshlands. This event was a unique invitation-only event for media people hosted
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I have written, filmed and podcasted extensively about fishing guides from all over the great state of Texas and beyond. I have fished and hunted with numerous guides in my outdoor career. Since I don’t own a boat at the
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Sasquatch, aka “Bigfoot” may very well be the greatest unsolved wildlife mystery on the planet. Tens of thousands of eyewitnesses have reported seeing creatures that defy common explanation and recent scientific developments in DNA have given some surprising results to
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