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A few years back I ran into a guy by the name of Dan Casper at a gun show. He had a table set up with some beautiful bone handled knives that he had made displayed on it. I am
A few years back I ran into a guy by the name of Dan Casper at a gun show. He had a table set up with some beautiful bone handled knives that he had made displayed on it. I am
The second generation AAC Ti-RANT 9M is a modular and lightweight 9mm suppressor that is also quite quiet. I like options. Sure a suppressor is mainly supposed to make your firearm quieter. But it’s great when you also have a few
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I know that the bass and crappie are biting and the weather is warming up daily. But, that also means that the long beards will soon be rattling the ground with thundering gobbles as well. I often find myself a
Turkey Season, Get Ready Read More »
Boat lifts are more and more popular, but as we see them multiply along every shoreline, one must ask: are they really all that great? So let’s take an in-depth look at boat lifts, and examine the good, the bad,
Boat Lifts: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Read More »
With great power, comes great responsibility. When you decide it is time to obtain your conceal carry permit, you have empowered yourself to carry a weapon of deadly force. Along with this weapon comes a long list of things you
Practical Tactical- 1St Time Conceal Carry Tips #1 Read More »
Since my last article on the State of Texas allowing the use of Warfarin based poisons on the Feral Hog epidemic. I have been systematically attacked by every farmer with a hay meadow claiming I don’t understand the problems they
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On this week’s episode, Dustin interveiws Captain Gerad Merritt from Paradise Guide Services in the Baffin Bay area of the Texas Gulf Coast. We haven’t covered saltwater fishing much on this podcast so this is our first real dive into
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Sight fishing is one of the most exciting ways to catch spring time spawning bass. It can also be the most frustrating as well. Just because you can see a bass on the bed, doesn’t mean you will be able
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In this SilencerCo original short film, Harvested: Dialed In chronicles the hunting experiences of BMX Gold Medalist Morgan Wade and SilencerCo’s own Darren Jones as they pursue predators together in a hunt way out in the wilderness. The duo hunts
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One of my fondest memories growing up was shooting my grandfather’s old Winchester .177 caliber air rifle at empty soda cans on my grandparent’s property. I’ll never forget those days. Many of us grew up using airguns for target practice
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The Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22 is a great ergonomic and fun choice for modern rimfire rifle training. We use a variety of rimfire rifles at our Youth Marksmanship Camp program. From single shot Savage rifles (check out the Rascal!),
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Yes, you can actually get gyroscopic stabilization for your entire boat. What the heck does this mean? A reduction in your boat’s rocking and rolling by 70 to 90 percent. Now, wait a sec – that sounds like utter nonsense,
Gyroscopic Stabilization for your Entire Boat: We are NOT Making this up! Read More »
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A Texas Classic Rocks the Bass World W e mentioned a couple of issues ago that the year 2017 would be The Year of the Bass in Texas. This month, the Year gets a swift kick-off as the entire world of
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
‘Black Panther’ Question Dear Chester, a couple of years back you wrote about black panthers in Texas and had a theory on what they could be. What you mind sharing that? I think this is an extremely interesting topic. Walter
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What Does Conservation Really Mean? C onservation is a term thrown around daily in outdoor media whether it be social or traditional outlets such as this magazine. Duck conservation. Fisheries conservation. Habitat conservation. We hear about it all the time, but
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Crappie Fishing is Cool T he old Hermann Park Duck Pond adjacent to the entrance to the Houston Zoo covered about three acres. During the late ’50s, the water was murky green and rimmed with mats of coontail moss. It was
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett Read More »
What’s Better? O n the way to and from outdoor adventures, my young son and I play a game called “What’s better?” I’m going to play one round of it now, with all of you. What’s better: Customer service, or low
PIKE ON THE EDGE by Doug Pike Read More »
The Connection Resolution W ell, well, well, was that 2016 thing fun or what? I certainly had a wonderful time in my never ending inexhaustible celebration of life, liberty and my full-throttle passionate indefatigable pursuit of backstrap spirit happiness. From the
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