It’s a new month and the first of November’s recalls are by Ford. They include some 2014 and 2015 model year, as well as older vehicles. It seems that Ford, like its competitors, is using a quick recall strategy, and
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Texas quail hunting season is here, and dog owners want their companions to avoid dangerous snakes that can cause serious injury or even death. So they take their dogs to ‘de-snaking’ clinics, like one Julian Weslow has been doing for
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Hunting season began Saturday, and Texas A&M is working to bring the hunting experience to the digital world. The A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Wildlife and Fisheries Unit developed 11 new iPhone apps in the last year to help landowners and
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BEACH CITY, Texas (AP) — From the boat slips of this Chambers County hamlet, Galveston Bay looks just as beautiful as ever, with the sun rising from the flat-line horizon to cast a greenish-blue tint on the calm waters. But
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Ready for the second split of teal season? From the looks of things, that just may be the case when Texas hunters opened regular duck season Saturday. Of course, real waterfowlers won’t complain if blue-winged teal steal the show come
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Out of sight, out of mind didn’t sit right with the UT Tyler biology students. Simply looking for a place to get into some mud, associate professor of biology Dr. Lance Williams and his students happened upon a crucial cleanup
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Provo, Utah –-(Ammoland.com)- Action Target has been named the official target partner of the Texas International Firearms Festival for its inaugural event taking place near Austin, Texas, Nov. 8-9. The event, which is expected to draw up to 5,000 people
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It’s a common issue for us boaters: we need to wear polarized sunglasses, or the glare off the water just about burns out our retinas. But if we wear polarized sunglasses, every time we try to look at the fishfinder or chartplotter screen
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HuffPost Live discusses the open carry push in Texas and the fight between Moms Demand Action and Open Carry Texas over the retailer Target. Source: Guns.com
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Countless online videos demonstrate Glock’s relentless reliability. With so much anecdotal evidence, it’s easy to imagine that a Glock can’t fail, but Guns.com attempts the un-thinkable: jam the most reliable pistol on the planet. Source: Guns.com
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Beau Theimer shot two tom turkeys in Schleicher County south of Mertzon this season. Duke the dog enjoyed the hunt too!
In the Aransas Pass area, gill net surveys on flounder are producing positive results. “We had a nice cold winter last year. We saw good recruitment of juvenile young flounder. We are just half way completed with our surveys, but
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Fishing the shores of backwater in Matagorda, texas and picked up 4 nice 27 inch reds like this on live shrimp!
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Cedar Bayou, which runs from the Gulf to Mesquite Bay is again open along the Texas middle coast. Up until 1979 Cedar Bayou allowed fish, crabs and shrimp to pass from Mesquite Bay into the Gulf of Mexico. The Bayou
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AUSTIN – Well within the memory of many Texas Baby Boomers, some Hill Country schools used to give students a holiday on the first day of deer season. That doesn’t happen anymore, and there’s no reason to skip school since
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The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Prepared for the Zombie Apocalypse The U.S. Marshall’s Fugitive Task Force contacted a Howard County game warden to assist with locating a suspect named in
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Many species of marine animals would scare the mouthpiece out of a diver at first sight—the giant spider crab, for example, and its 13-foot-long legs. But first impressions can be misleading, and a closer examination of these remarkable animals inevitably
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This is the frightening moment a 3m great white shark started stalking a surfer back to shore – on the very spot where just two weeks before another man lost his arm and hand in a shark attack. Andy Johnston
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