What Comes First, Business or the Outdoors? There are few people in this world who have actually made a business out of the outdoors. There are the direct outdoor careers, such as guides and outfitters; the indirect businesses, such as […]
Case IH’s Farmall Tractors Designed to be Tough Whether for work or sport, you need a tractor that’s as reliable as you are. From trailblazing and hauling game to property maintenance and seeding food plots, Farmall tractors are durable, easy
High Flying Quail Quail hunting is an exciting sport, but unless you own a ranch with quail or have a friend that does, it tends to be an expensive hobby. Fortunately for those of us who still want to enjoy
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Saltwater Gear W oodrow had his tackle box open when I escaped the bright sunshine and walked into his cool, dim garage. “Whatcha doing?” He held out a hand full of bright yellow plastic baits, the kind designed to be filled
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Black cougars do not exist. At least none have been verified by science, killed by hunters, mounted by taxidermists or reared in zoos and other animal facilities. But are there white ones? In January 2016 an interesting story broke via
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Don’t you wish you could test out new boating and fishing gear before you laid out your hard-earned cash for it? Of course you do – how many times have you bought something that looked great on the store shelves,
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Like most dyed in the wool gun-nuts, I like to browse through the tables at gun shows and the used gun racks at a few gun stores. At gun shows, there is usually at least one good deal to be
Which round do you carry? Which round do you practice with? Which round is better and why? These are all questions that I have heard and discussed many times. As with anything in the gun world, we all have different
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Join us for the San Antonio Chapter Saltwater Fisheries Enhancement Association’s Anglers for Conservation Tournament! Details: When: June 16th & 17th Captain’s Meeting – June 16th, 6 – 9pm Tournament – June 17th, Weigh-In 4pm, Dinner & Awards 6 –
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When shopping for hunting and shooting gear, the choices are many but a few questions come to mind when selecting what you need for the range or wherever you shoot. There are numerous companies doing great things in the outdoor
Texas Tested: Hunting and Shooting Gear from W-Gear Read More »
Just about every magazine article, blog or TV show will mention points at some time or another. Points are in every body of water that you fish. They may be long tapering points, or very small and subtle points. Either
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A couple of years ago we ran a story about a hunter seeing a feral monkey in Texas and it garnered a tremendous amount of interest. There exists an area in the South Texas Plains near Dilley where a population
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Yes yes, I know I usually cover boats as opposed to fishing, but if you own a boat and you aren’t into fishing, I honestly can’t imagine why you’re here on Fishgame.com. Besides, recently I’ve been immersed in writing about a
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Every year a weapons manufacturer claims they have developed a new system and it is the latest and greatest thing to arrive since we were throwing spears. However, these claims are normally found to be without merit or validity. I
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Last week, I reported that I was struggling with Murphy’s Law while testing and evaluation (T&E) of a Black Rain Ordnance Spec-15 Urban rifle and silencer. I was having riflescope problems that ultimately led me to mounting a Leupold 6.5-20X
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Lever guns like the Henry Frontier rifles are one of the coolest firearms to suppress. Not only are they fast and accurate, the sealed action makes them extremely quiet as well. With the increasing popularity of silencers major firearms manufactures are now bringing
Henry Frontier Rifle – Factory Threaded and Suppressor Ready! Read More »
About 10 years ago, a man by the name of Al Weaver sent me a photo of a black bear he encountered while hog hunting with dogs. The interesting part is that he was hog hunting near Bay City, TX
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I like to fancy myself somewhat of a prepper and survivalist. Not one of the conspiracy theory living in an underground bunker types but more of a guy who likes prepping for tragedy. Tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and any of a
