An estimated 9-foot-long alligator was seen near Lewisville Lake on Monday afternoon while routine maintenance was being performed by lake personnel, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Lake manager Rob Jordan said the alligator was spotted in a […]
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Consistently a premier stop for ardent and recreational anglers alike, Toledo Bend Reservoir is about to get catapulted into the stratosphere when “Bassmaster” Magazine announces on Thursday the fishery has been selected the No. 1 bass fishing lake in the
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KOAA.com | Continuous News | Colorado Springs and Pueblo Home video of a rare occurrence of nature in Colorado Springs has gone viral worldwide. A young bear attacked an injured deer in the yard of a home on Jupiter Drive,
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Cougars have mixed feelings regarding their safety after the new campus carry bill was signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott Saturday. Michael Leon, an incoming Management Information Systems freshman, feels that it is risky but can also have benefits. “I
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Claiming that you have caught the latest bass ever caught on video is a big claim. That is exactly what Butch Brown has claimed on YouTube. The YouTube description states: “As far as I am aware, this is Butch’s biggest largemout
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Think galactic warfare and solving a gigantic mystery. A team from Ford, 343 Industries and Galpin Auto Sports did, and came up with a truck that they claim is “so awesome that it could have been designed by (Halo’s) Master
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Current conditions … winds are maybe 30 mph, sometimes gusts to 40. Rains are light. “I bet we haven’t had a quarter inch of rain total,” said Capt. Tommy Countz. “We could still get some; there is a lot in
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Could you handle the recoil from a 4-gauge shotgun? That’s the firearm that’s featured in the above video. According to ChuckHawks.com: Shotgun gauges are determined by the number of lead balls of a given diameter required to make one pound
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A Folsom family had quite the scare when their young son was bitten by a rattlesnake while walking along a bike trail. Acting on instinct, his mother, who is pregnant, tried to suck the venom out of her son’s foot.
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After eight months of living off loans and negotiating with investors to avoid collapse, Colt Defense ultimately bit the bullet and filed bankruptcy protection paperwork in federal court Monday. The company is seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, which would allow it to continue to operate
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CORPUS CHRISTI (Kiii News) –It’s being called one of the biggest seizures of illegal fishing cargo in U.S. Coast Guard history — 153 sharks weighing more than a total 1,500 pounds were found on a boat about three miles north
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Got Bait IV is now live, and in this episode, we put soft crab baits up against BKDs and Bust ‘Em Baits. What’s really different in this episode, however, is our boat: we’re on a Yahama 190 FSH. It’s a
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New law to take effect on January 1, 2016 On Saturday, with representatives of your NRA-ILA and our affiliate Texas State Rifle Association present, Governor Greg Abbott (R) signed into law House Bill 910, sponsored by state Representative Larry Phillips
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The heavy rains that caused major flooding along several Texas rivers over the past several weeks are fueling the creation of a new “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico and soon could lead to significant problems for marine life
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If you haven’t seen the Bow Mag, it’s an arrowhead that is tipped with a .357 Magnum load that explodes on impact. Young YouTuber Royal Nonesuch has taken that same principle and applied it to a homemade 12 gauge tipped arrow. As you can
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It costs a professional angler anywhere from $80,000 to $100,000 to participate in a year of professional bass angling. That’s a big number by anyone’s reckoning, and whether you win the big tournaments or not, it takes you away from
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So you are wondering through the jungle and spot a massive Green Anaconda in the water. Instead of acting like a normal person and observing from a safe distance or running like hell, this guy decides to do the obvious and poke
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is reopening fishing for alligator gar in portions of the river between the Highway 31 Bridge near Trinidad and the Highway 7 Bridge near Crockett effective Thursday, June 11. TPWD temporarily prohibited taking or
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The idea of making guns has reached the attention of trendy urbanites. Apparently overpriced coffee and being assimilated by electronic devices wasn’t enough. Everything old is new and cool again, so it seems. I’m referring to a recent article in Wired.com titled, “I
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A bill that would require gun owners to carry liability insurance is being reintroduced by one of Congress’ most outspoken gun control legislators. U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-New York, said the Firearm Risk Protection Act “makes more sense” as gun
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