TFG Editor’s Note: Check out the statement and video from Open Carry Texas below. Do you think the actions of the Houston Police Department were warranted or illegal? Let us know in the comments below. Temple, TX – -(Ammoland.com)- On February
Open Carry TX Statement On Houston PD’s Treatment of OCT Member Read More »
Check out TF&G Freshwater Editor Matt Williams with some tips on reel gear ratio. Reel Gear Ratio from Texas Fish & Game Magazine on Vimeo.
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Interested in purchasing your first suppressor but don’t know which one or how to go about the process? Jeremy from Silencer Shop answers those questions: And don’t miss your chance to win a Silencer Co Saker 7.62 suppressor from Silencer
Buying Your First Suppressor – Which One and How? [VIDEO] Read More »
You expect to find cool stuff from major manufacturers at a major boat show, like all the goodies I told you about last week in Hot News from the Miami Boat Show. But one of the neat things about big
Unexpected Gems from the Miami Show: LilliPad, and SonarCharts Live Read More »
John N. Felsher Probably more fish in history have hit the decks of a canoe than any other watercraft. Many people with big boats and big engines would rather run than fish. I think some people just want to impress
Canoes, Kayaks and Aluminum boats: Getting where others can’t Read More »
Capt. Jack McPartland (361-290-6302) reports redfish and black drum has been good in the Rockport area. “The big blacks are here, the big monster blacks, the catch and release blacks,” says McPartland. “Usually I have some customers who want to
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USA – -(Ammoland.com)- On February 13, 2015, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) released its proposed framework for determining whether a particular projectile may be exempted from the definition of “armor piercing ammunition.” The complete text of the
ATF Agency Move Will Destroy Lawful Commerce In Popular Ammunition Read More »
AUSTIN – Each year, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department proposes changes to the state’s hunting and fishing regulations and gathers public comment. Participating in the annual process is now more convenient with new online resources for getting involved, including
TPWD Taking Public Comment on Regulations Proposals Online, Live Webinar Set for March 6 Read More »
ATHENS—Blair Schwarz of McAllen caught Toyota ShareLunker 559 from a private lake in Zapata County on February 19. The fish weighed 14.30 pounds and was caught on a Jackall ASKA squarebill crankbait in about six feet of water. Length and
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Review, including two test block shots, of the 9mm G2 Research R.I.P. “Radically Invasive Projectile” ammo. Chronographed velocities are from a Glock 19, 4″ barrel. I’m using a calibrated 16″ test block from Clear Ballistics. We personally feel that if
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At 16 years old, Kai Rizzuto may have caught the fish of his life. The teenager was fishing off Kona, Hawaii, on Wednesday when he felt a big tug on the end of the line. The teen grabbed his fishing
Teen reels in 1,058-pound blue marlin off Hawaii Read More »
Snow is flying, winter is upon us, and many hunting seasons have closed. But small game is still open, and stands of old maples everywhere are full of barking squirrels. Lets forgo the age-old shotgun versus rifle debate. In fact,
Of pistol barrels and bushy tails: Six great squirrel hunting handguns Read More »
GREENVILLE — Anglers gathering in South Carolina to compete in the Bassmaster Classic are among the people in the South whose lives have been disrupted by the unusual winter weather that has engulfed the region. Fifty-six of the sport’s top
Frozen Fish? Bassmaster Classic anglers face icy temps Read More »
River Redfish Awhile back my cousin Frank Moore called me as excited as I have ever heard him and I knew it had something to do with redfish. “I hung into a bull redfish past Bluebird’s Fish Camp toward Square
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Chester Moore “Duck Dynasty” did not exist in January 2006. The ratings juggernaut featuring the Robertson family was not even conceived and you had to be a duck hunter—a hardcore duck hunter—to really know this family. I was one of
Pre-Dynasty: A Before-They-Were-Household-Names Interview with the Duck Commander Read More »
The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Duck, Duck, Goose A Titus County game warden responded to a trespassing complaint claiming someone was shooting Canada geese and leaving them to waste near
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Adaptive Tactical is in the business of making box magazine-fed shotguns. The idea is straightforward: take a Mossberg 500 — or 590 or Maverick 88 — shotgun, replace the tube with a box magazine adapter, and double your capacity. These kits are offered with five-round magazines which
Adaptive Tactical rolling out new mag-fed shotgun conversion kits Read More »
Giant water bugs may seem like a peaceful insects content to spend their days swimming lazily across ponds, but in truth they are vicious predators. They impale prey using a “rostrum” (a piercing mouth part) and then inject them with venomous saliva.
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12 News Two Bridge City brothers have pleaded guilty to federal wildlife violations in the death of a dolphin. According to a news release from U.S. Attorney John M. Bales, Cory James Moseley, 23, and Cade Ryan Moseley, 18, pleaded
Bridge City brothers guilty of killing bottlenose dolphin in Cow Bayou (VIDEO) Read More »
Volunteers are needed Feb. 20-March 1 to assist in the coast-wide effort to remove the numerous traps that have been lost or abandoned since last year’s cleanup. PHOTO CREDIT: TPWD This year, to help facilitate cleanup efforts around Sabine Lake,
Louisiana Joins Forces with Texas in Annual Crab Trap Cleanup Effort Read More »
