Since the dawn of time, Man has known he couldn’t run down animals of the forests or plains, so he devised ways to bring them closer by hiding in whatever cover he could find. Even today, no blind often makes
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In this intense surveillance footage you see an armed citizen defending herself against three brazen home invaders. It’s always helpful to unpack these events when we see a real life defensive story to make sure that we are armed with the proper
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First Alligator hunt. Alligator was 7 foot 11 inches. It was shot it Chambers County during 2016 Alligator season. Photo credit: Jeremy Watson
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Hoplophopic school officials in New Jersey suspend student for having an “anti gun control” video presentation on a thumb drive. Frank Harvey, a high school student from Manville High School in New Jersey, is reporting that he was suspended from
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I love shooting crossbows and have liked them ever since they became legal for everyone during archery season in Texas back in 2009. Over the last several years, I have owned three crossbows: the Barnett Wildcat C5, the Barnett Buck Commander Xtreme (BCX) Carbonlite,
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Story by Jeff Stewart Another successful tactic that I have used to take many deer is to not hunt when I was expected to hunt. Just as your faithful dog will set himself up in front of your front door an
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My daughter was lucky enough to catch the winning flounder in the cca star kids division !! 5 lbs 8 oz
Texas Hotshots – Cca star kids winner 5 lbs 8oz 2016 Read More »
Mountain Lion taken by Mitch Nau on September 23, 2016, recovered September 24, 2016. Free range, no dogs, no bait. Required two shots from a Howa 22-250 on the run at approximately 200 yards. Comstock,Texas.
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Winchester® Celebrates 150 Years in 2016 with Commemorative Packaging In 1866, America was still rebuilding from the recently concluded Civil War, and citizens were pushing West in an effort to find their fortunes and settle the frontier. At the same
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AUSTIN – An investigation by Texas Game Wardens into a fatal boat crash on Lake Fork in July led to an arrest warrant this week for the boat’s operator on felony intoxication manslaughter charges. On the afternoon of July 9,
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Onboard fishing tackle stowage is a great thing on a fishing boat. It allows you to keep all your goodies and gear close at hand, yet you never have to lug a tackle box around. But, there are some down-sides,
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There are few baits that look as realistic as swimbaits. We often hear talk of what a jig, worm, beaver, or brush hog looks like to a fish and who really knows. But, we all know exactly what the swimbait
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Make no mistake about it, the speckled trout is the most important saltwater fish on the Texas coast. Catching trout is what drives most Texas anglers to spend their spare time braving brutal heat, dangerous thunderstorms and wading in stingray
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In late 2014, I engaged in one of the most exciting projects of my life―helping control hogs on property owned by Morgan and Deven Michael in Orange County. The following are my notes from this truly unique adventure. After catching
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Capt. Bill Watkins (www.fishsabinelake.com) reports that Sabine Lake have mostly the smaller school trout in the lake, 12-16 inch fish. There is a little bit of school activity going on. The shrimp are still in the marsh; most have not
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Out of all the fish I have pursued none get tunnel vision so to speak over prey items like flounder. When they are locked on tiny menhaden (shad) they often refuse other offerings and feed with enough enthusiasm to leap for
Flounder Spawning in the Channel? “Rolling” Like Gar? Read More »
Cast Off at the Salty Classic Fishing Tournament on October 29th Hook Part of the $10,000 Cash Pot and Support Salty Culture’s “Clean Culture” Mission GALVESTON ISLAND, TEXAS (SEPTEMBER 8, 2016) – Cast off at the Salty Classic Fishing Tournament
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo released its annual educational commitment, awarding nearly $25 million to support young Texans and statewide educational programs. As the Show gets ready to celebrate its 85th anniversary in 2017, Show officials, volunteers and members
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The archery-only season for whitetail deer throughout Texas opens Saturday Oct. 1. Tens of thousands of bowhunters will take to the field to get within 30 yards (yes, some further) of an extremely wary game animal and there is one
“Now” acorns key to archery opener success? Read More »
The axis deer is considered the most beautiful deer in the world. Originally from India, they are common throughout the Texas Hill Country and other parts of the state. TFG Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore tracks some down in this video. According
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