According to the Galveston Bay Foundation and the Houston Advanced Research Center, Galveston Bay received a C grade, the same as last year. While the grade reflects improvement in the watershed’s overall health, it also acknowledges the tremendous challenges the […]
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All too often I am asked what a hunter should do when deer stop frequenting their feeders or green patches. When your feeders and green patches fail to produce the desired results you are looking for then it just might be
Hunting Natural for Deer Pt. 1 Read More »
I grew up with a love of fishing and part of that came from my family. Both of my grandfathers were avid freshwater and saltwater fisherman and my father fished many freshwater B.A.S.S tournaments all through my formative years up through
Panfish 101: Getting Your Kids Hooked on Fishing Read More »
The 3rd annual Texas Firearms Festival will be held October 14-16, 2016 from 10am-5pm at the Best of the West shooting range in Liberty Hill, Texas (19500 Hwy 29). You can purchase your tickets here. Join other firearms enthusiasts to
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Outboard engines are incredibly reliable these days, but they’re still subject to many of the same old fuel problems we’ve always had to deal with. If your engine is cranking but just won’t start and you suspect it may be
Outboard Engine Fuel Troubleshooting Quick-Fixes Read More »
Successful wade fishing depends a lot on how you dress, says Galveston fishing guide, Paul Marcaccio. Wearing apparel that can be seen under water from more than a few feet can penalize you by spooking the fish. Additionally, the wrong
Texas Fish and Game Hunting Editor Lou Marullo (and lifelong bowhunting enthusiast) believes hunters should focus on “ice cream” for deer in the coming archery-only season. Well, sort of. In Texas, most hunting is done over corn feeders are at
“Ice Cream” Foods Are Ticket to Bowhunting Bucks Read More »
Summer is the time when truck manufacturers woo writers and photographers with sneak peeks — or actual drives — in the latest trucks that will be in dealerships for the new model year. Then they put a lid on it
2017 Ram Night: custom look straight from the factory Read More »
Redfish can easily be identified by a spot, or couple of spots on the fish’s tail. What if the fish had over 600 spots all over the fish? Patrick Bonin, who first found out about the catch, said Jerry Rouyea,
A leopard or a redfish? Read More »
THE HENRY 1000 MAN SHOOT TO BENEFIT THE NRA Less than one week after the 2016 Presidential election Henry Repeating Arms, one of the country’s leading firearms manufacturers, and the National Rifle Association will team up to waste no
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Fishgame.com is proud to announce the newest contributing member of the Texas Outdoor Nation-Jeff Stewart. Jeff will be providing weekly blogs as well as contributing to Texas Fish and Game. “Jeff is a rough and tough Texan. He’s not politically
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We have all heard the dangers of loading tubular magazines such as the ones found on lever action rifles with pointed bullets because the possibility of detonation under recoil as the rounds are pressed against the primers. But will it really? YouTuber Taofledermaus
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As he is in the process of preparing for hunting season, “Prowler Bill” Henson joins Dustin on this podcast and we talk about preparing for bow and gun season for big game and other hunting adventures. We talk about some
Podcast: Preparing for Hunting Season with Guest Bill Henson Read More »
Fall is not peak time for big trout. In fact in many areas, the truly big fish seemingly disappear. The most popular fall tactic is catching trout under birds and while it is a game of catching large numbers of
Tactic for Catching Big Trout Under the Birds Read More »
Barter/Trade Cash and credit seem to be the only medium of payment in our world today where our ancestors used to do quite a bit of commerce with bartering and trading goods and services for what they wanted or needed
Hunting on a Budget: Combining Durability and Price – Part 3 Read More »
The Greenland Shark takes the prize as the earths longest-lived vertebrate, or an animal with a backbone. The information comes from a study on Greenland sharks profiled and listed in Science. Greenland sharks live to be 200 years or older
Oldest living and biggest shark… Read More »
Evinrude made a splash with their new G2 line of E-TEC outboards, and this year, they’re expanding the line-up to include a new batch of smaller engines. The 2.7-liter G2’s are being offered in 150, 175, and 200 HP models.
New Smaller Evinrude E-TECs G2 Outboards Hit the Water Read More »
Tommy Countz, (www.matagordafishing.com) , 2001 Winner of the CCA of the Matagorda Bay Guide’s Cup, and was CCA Guide of the Year in 2005. He fishes the Matagorda Bay systems for speckled trout, redfish and flounder. He’s also an expert on
Triple tail fishing from Matagorda West Bay Read More »
We hunt hogs on several small properties around Fort Worth. The landowners allow access but often want feeders removed at various times of the year due to other activities on the properties. Setting feeders and building pens is hard work
Pipe ‘Bombs’ for Pigs Read More »
Some of the greatest research ever conducted on deer, particularly the trophy buck comes from the Kerr Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Kerr WMA studies indicate that most antler traits are genetically transmitted. “Heritability estimates greater than 0.30 are considered to
So, what is the main factor in monster buck production? Read More »
