Shooting a hydro-suppressed Glock 9mm at invasive fish gives an entirely new perspective on “fishing”. If you ever were one to think fishing was boring, using a Glock certainly puts a new spin on things. As explained in the video, Lionfish […]
Underwater Lionfish Eradication with a Suppressed Glock 9mm! Read More »
When the chance comes along to join other media folks in a safe but firearm-friendly shooting environment, I am all game! The 3rd annual Texas Firearms Festival is just around the corner. It’s happening October 14th-16th, 2016 at the Best of
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Story and photos by Shane Smith Ok, let’s go ahead and call it what it is. The Carolina Rig is an extremely effective way to find and catch bass anywhere in the country. However, it is one of the most
Carolina Rig: The Do Nothing Fish Finder Read More »
What are some shooting mistakes most archers miss when they start out? This is a great question. Most people do not want to make the same mistakes that others who came before them made. I have a whole video dedicated to
Compound Bow Shooting 101 – Basics & Fundamentals Read More »
Took my six year old son fishing at River Acre park in New Braunfels. He was very excited when he caught this big bass. Wish I had measured and weighed the bass but was not expecting anything that size.
Texas Hotshots – First big bass Read More »
If you have a trailer boat, you already know that one of the most stressful parts of any day is launching and retrieving. (Read 5 Tips for Launching a Boat Single-Handed, to see some tips on doing the chore by
Launching and Retrieving: How Far Should You Submerge the Trailer? Read More »
TPWD implementing program changes to optimize spawning success AUSTIN – For over 30 years, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Toyota ShareLunker Program has created awareness of the value of catch-and-release fishing, provided 13 pounds or heavier largemouth bass
Toyota ShareLunker Bass Season Begins Oct 1 Read More »
Remi caught this red while fishing with her Mom & Dad on the San Bernard River.
Texas Hotshots – Red with 16 Spots! Read More »
Sometimes one must find the underlying reasons why deer suddenly abandon their established feeding and travel patterns. One reason that always causes deer to change their routine is if a natural highly sought after food source becomes available. Any time
Hunting Natural for Deer Pt. 2 Read More »
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News Flash O ur publishing experience began in the daily newspaper business back in the 1970s. This golden age of print journalism was a good time to get a sink-or-swim education in mass communications. Daily newspapers were the inventors of the 24-hour
INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves Read More »
Snake ID Enjoyed the snake article very much (“Is That A Water Moccasin?,” June 2016). Maybe it will make folks stop killing every snake they see. Just wanted to interject a few things from my perspective. Having been a fisherman
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Read More »
Wild Child M y first memory is two teenage neighbors bringing over a big cottonmouth they killed in the brushy field down the street. The next thing I remember is sitting with my dad on the docks at the Port of
EDITOR’S NOTES by Chester Moore Read More »
‘None’ is the Loneliest Number T here’s an old saying, “Two means one, and one means none.” I believe I first heard it in the Navy. But, regardless of origin, the expression reflects a simple subtraction that all outdoor-oriented enthusiasts should
DOGGETT AT LARGE by Joe Doggett Read More »
Squatters Wrongs C ontemporary hunting and fishing gear is great in the right hands. In the wrong hands, though, it affords the lazy and ignorant equal but undeserved access to outdoor resources. Mostly, I’m pointing a finger at GPS navigation, which
Thank You, Hunting Brotherhood I t’s real easy to get caught up in the whirlwind vortex of this stimulating hunting lifestyle, and well we should. Getting caught up means we are deep into it and therefor dedicate ourselves to be the
NUGENT IN THE WILD by Ted Nugent Read More »
Hypocrisy of the Ignorant A mericans used to be better than this. Matter of fact, everyone used to be better than this, and Americans used to set the standard. We haven’t always been the smartest or the richest or the most
COMMENTARY by Kendal Hemphill Read More »
Giving Deer an Open Field Advantage We’re on the cusp of another Texas deer season, and all indications are it is going to be a good one in most parts of the state. My guess it will turn into a
FREE RANGE WHITETAILS by Matt Williams Read More »
Chasing Channel Bass, More Popularly Known as Redfish Long ago, bass anglers fishing in coastal waters discovered that a different bass sometimes tested their mettle and tackle with powerful runs and devastating strikes. As a result, many switched from fresh
BRASSY BASS by John N. Felsher Read More »
