Texas Hotshots – East Texas 8 point
I shot this buck Sunday morning, 11/13/16. It is an 8 point with a 18 inch spread. Killed in Freestone County.
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Texas Hotshots – Father Son Hunt
My son, Johnathan Lindsey, shot his first deer ever while on a hunting trip at his father’s hunting lease in Cisco. This is being mounted due to the size and the antlers growing down.
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Nutri-Plot Wildlife Attractant and Food Plot Supplement
One of the unique products I have recently field tested this hunting season is Nutri-Plot by KenCor Outdoors. I met the owner of this company through a mutual friend we both knew in the outdoor industry marketing realm. Since my
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Last Minute Barney’s
Seems like every year the week before opening day I get inundated with dozens of guys who have waited until the very last minute to get a scope mounted or a rifle sighted in. I call these guys last minute
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November: The Magical Month
November. When hunters hear that word, most will immediately think of the rut or breeding season for whitetail deer. I have to admit it is and has been for as long as I can remember, my favorite month of the
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Flounder Run Cancelled? Warm Weather to Blame?
Has the fall “flounder run” been cancelled? Has the unusually warm weather short-circuited what is typically the best flounder fishing of the year? The answer is no and yes. The “run” is not canceled but the weather has changed things
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Prairie Dogs Return to Kaufman County
Prairie dogs have returned to Kaufman County. Mark McDonald, Chief Wildlife Biologist at Beacon Hill on Cedar Creek Lake is proud to announce the arrival of a family of Prairie Dogs to the Community’s Nature Trail. “We are delighted how
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Podcast: Urban Airgunning with Guest Rick Ward
In this show, Dustin interviews Rick Ward “The Urban Airgunner” on hunting small game, big game, and predators with airguns. Rick is part of the American Airgunner TV Show which airs on the Pursuit Channel. Rick is a frequent “Round Table”
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Texas Hotshots – 28 Sailfish in Two Days
My wife, Carol Pyfer caught this nice 10′ Sailfish while fishing about 40 miles out in the Pacific from Los Suenos, Costa Rica. Seven of us caught 28 Sailfish 8′-10.5′ in two days of fishing out of Los Suenos. On
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IZH 61 Pellet Rifle Review
After searching high and low for an ideal pellet rifle for volume shooting and marksmanship training, I finally settled on the IZH 61 pellet rifle. We shoot thousands of pellets per year at our youth Marksmanship Camps (www.marksmancamp.com) and summer
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Texas Hotshots – Opening Day East Texas Free Range Whitetail!!
Free range 12 pointer with split brow tines!! Took this beauty in Liberty county, TX at 9:05am opening day of rifle season. Harvested with 300 WBY. Magnum using WBY 165 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip cartridge.
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Steel Shot, is Bigger-Better?
I am often asked about 3” or 3.5” shells and exactly what I shoot. I tell the same story every single time. Let’s start with some history about the 3.5” shell shall we. It was introduced in 1988 by Federal
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Fitch – The First Autonomous Casting Drone
We all witness to the fast changing technology in the fishing industry, from fishing apps, to electric reels and fish sonars, and now a new invention is going to solve some of the shore fisherman’s biggest problems. Fitch, the first
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Waterfowl Hunting Season Gets Underway
Warm Weather Could Hamper Prospects Early On AUSTIN – Waterfowlers will be looking to the north for help as duck and goose hunting seasons kick off this week under less than ideal conditions. A lack of cold weather has delayed
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Should We Hunt Rubs or Scrapes?
When I wore a younger man’s clothes, the question of the best place to hunt for deer often came to my mind. I can remember hours spent pondering this very thought while waiting for a whitetail to magically appear. As
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5 Maintenance Tips for your Boat’s Bimini Top
If your boat doesn’t offer some sort of protection from the sun, it can get miserable aboard. For anglers this often means opting for a T-top, but on some boats, like the cuddy cabin you see here, T-tops aren’t appropriate. A
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Fall Flounder Tips
Flounder are slowly beginning to stage for their fall migration to the Gulf. Although it is not prime time yet, we are getting there and there are plenty of options to hook into big ones. Hardcore flounder: This is one I guarantee
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Opening Day
That first day of deer season is about as much anticipated and looked forward to as is Christmas day or Thanksgiving. Opening day has a special place in a hunters heart that nonhunters will never understand. To them they think
Texas Hotshots – 1st Hunt Ever
Taken near Clarksville, Tx. It was Kamryn’s first time hunting ever with her daddy. 1st hunt, 1st shot, 1st kill….10 point buck!!
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Athletes and Writers Name 2016 Active Lifestyle Vehicles
I hate the word unique. Most things that get that handle aren’t. That said, the Active Lifestyle Vehicle Awards does fit that description well. Held annually in Chandler, AZ, and a challenging Butcher Jones recreation area, the competition enlists about
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