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Fajitas, Slaven Style This is an awesome recipe that I developed back in the mid 1980s. I have won many a cook-off with this recipe in and around Houston, Texas. It took many cold Tecate’s and Lime, and sometimes a […]
Fajitas, Slaven Style This is an awesome recipe that I developed back in the mid 1980s. I have won many a cook-off with this recipe in and around Houston, Texas. It took many cold Tecate’s and Lime, and sometimes a […]
Faulty Memory I ‘d already searched our closet, looking for my hiking boots. It didn’t take long on my side, because I only own two pairs of boots, one pair of sneakers, and a pair of flip flops. Just to be
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The boat launch ramp can be a place of great entertainment – and great frustration. How well a boater launches and retrieves has an impact on everyone else, mostly in how long they have to wait for the ramp to
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As I mentioned in last week’s blog, a flash-hider on my Black Rain Ordnance AR in 300 Blackout prevented attaching that company’s silencer (called a “can” among us hip silencer experts). So, I visited my local gunsmith, Patrick Murphy, who
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If you own and AR platform type weapon, you have heard a heated debate or two regarding Brass Vs Steel casings. So, what is your honest opinion regarding the matter? Just as with any topic of controversy I will throw
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Pistol Caliber Carbines are all the rage right now, but until recently, AR15 PPCs have mostly been chambered in 9mm. However CMMG has just brought their new 45ACP Guard AR15 to market, and it’s pretty slick. After shooting some pistol caliber carbines in the past
The CMMG Guard – .45ACP AR15! Read More »
The tracks were so fresh I expected to see their maker appear at any second. Nearly as wide as my two hands combined and nearly as long as my foot there was no doubt these were left by a very large black
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Coyote attacks both on domestic animals and humans are on the rise. This video shows a surveillance camera coyote attack on a small dog in a parking lot. Experts say that attacks on domestic animals always precede human attacks. In
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Listen to the Podcast right on this page! Click the play button below and wait a few second while the player loads the content. Thanks for listening!On this episode, Dustin rides solo for another “Dustin’s Mad Minutes” podcast installment and
Podcast: Dustin’s Mad Minutes: Exotic Game and Wild Hog Hunting in Texas Read More »
Victory! As most of you are well aware I along with my friends at the Texas Hog Hunters Association have been working hard to protect our natural resources here in Texas from the ill thought out attempt at using Warfarin
If you have turkey hunted for any length of time, you know that some days, they simply don’t gobble. The same long beard that gobbled 50 times on the limb and 50 times on the ground yesterday has seemingly gone
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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 place in some pretty
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They’re focused. They’re smart. And they look like they should be at a fancy dog show instead of showing up other receivers in the muck and mud of waterfowl country. I’m talking about the Large Munsterlander. A what you ask?
What the Heck is a Large Munsterlander? Read More »
Reloading is a great way to save money, or at least shoot more for the same amount of money. But if you think there is a several hundred dollar barrier to entry to reload, think again. Just as the name
Get into Reloading for less than $30 Read More »
The simple answer to both of these questions is yes. But, there’s so much more to this story… The other day I got into a somewhat heated argument with an angler who swore an idling four-stroke outboard would scare away
Can Fish Hear Your Outboard? But, Does it Matter? Read More »
With more and more people carrying a concealed weapon, the need for smaller tactical lights and lasers has been an issue. It is very easy to find a weapon mounted light and laser system for your full size Glock or
Practical Tactical – Streamlight TLR-6 Read More »
A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned a rifle from Black Rain Ordnance that was consigned to me for T&E (test & evaluation). The rifle, a Black Rain BRO Urban rifle is chambered for .300 Blackout and is designed
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