Australia is a great place for adventure lovers as it has stunning landscapes and unique wildlife. It is also ideal for hunting enthusiasts who enjoy the outdoors. This guide is a beginner’s resource for individuals who are interested in hunting
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In This Issue: Setting Your Sights on a Buck Bonanza? • Do-It-Yourself Dove Hunts • Fall Crappie: Catch Slabs in the Cooler Water • Staying Alive: Playing Defense in the Wild • Panfish Palooza • Texas Elk: Comeback in the
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The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) law enforcement reports. Images of individual field notes are available upon request from the TPWD press office. You Never Even Called Me by My Name While patrolling Cedar
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We anglers come up with all sorts of inventive ways to catch fish. New lures, new techniques, new rods and reels – the list goes on and on. But in some cases it’s mighty tough to beat the tried and
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After more than a year of development, the War Eagle Jiu-Jigsu is ready to fight big bass. Pro anglers wanted a flipping jig to match their high expectations and standards. War Eagle spent considerable time refining the Jiu-Jigsu to exceed
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The Power-Pole MOVE ZR scissor lift style is perfect for traditional bow-mount bass boats requiring a peak-performing trolling motor that outlasts everything else on the water. Made to handle both saltwater and freshwater with multi-layered corrosion resistance, built with compound
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Re-engineered for 2024, the next-generation St. Croix Avid Inshore Series includes 23 models – 17 spinning and six casting – handcrafted in the USA on stronger, lighter SCIII+ hybrid carbon blanks and incorporating all top St. Croix technologies. Angler-driven ergonomic
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As an angler, sometimes you want your jigs to blend in seamlessly, and offering a subtle natural presentation can be the key. Then there are also those times when your presentation needs to stand out, shout its presence from the
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Water and adventure ready, the Hobie® Eyewear Floating Collection offers significantly lighter frames than compared to standard frames, allowing these sunglasses to float when out on the water. Everglades Float is designed for anglers and fishermen who spend a lot
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The 4.5” Bio-Blade Buzzbait offers anglers exceptional versatility with availability inan3/8 oz and ½ oz weight. This allows anglers to tailor their bait selection to suit their preferred fishing conditions and target species. The Bio-Blade Buzzbait is also available in
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Paul Fuzinksi of Aptitude Outdoors captured a powerful, inspiring wildlife conservation message by TF&G Editor-In-Chief and Higher Calling Wildlife® founder Chester Moore. It took place at the second annual Hunt-Fish Podcast Summit. If you love wildlife and want to do
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Bobcats have tails! That might not seem worthy of the exclamation point there but it needs to be said emphatically. Over the last few years I have examined may photos people thought were cougars because the tail was longer than
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The Texas red drum, commonly known as redfish or simply “red,” has a storied history unique within the annals of fisheries management and coastal advocacy. Today’s anglers enjoy a vibrant and sustainable fishery made possible by conservation pioneers who set
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Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD) officials, changed speckled trout (spotted seatrout) regulations in response to the major coastal freeze kill of 2021. The regulations impacted the Matagorda complex south to the Mexico line. Those regulations are set to revert
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Tagging fish is a long-standing method of tracking movements and monitoring the overall health of. a fishery. Christopher McKinley of Bay City has serious concerns about the speckled trout population along Texas’ coast and decided to see if a widespread
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Relentless™ Perpetual Edge™ Fillet Knives is the world’s first knife that sharpens as you cut. History of Cut For centuries, bladesmiths focused on improving the blade’s rate of wear. By making the blade as hard as possible, the edge wears
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The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission (LWFC) adopted a Notice of Intent (NOI) to change the red drum size limit from a 16-inch minimum size limit and a 27-inch maximum size limit to an 18-inch minimum size limit total length
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Headlines across the nation reveal there are many dangers in the great outdoors these days. From feral dog attacks to psychos targeting campers and hunters, there are plenty of reason to proceed with caution. Here are some episodes of the
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is increasing public fishing and paddling opportunities in the state thanks to the addition of two leased river access sites through the River Access and Conservation Area (RACA) program. The new sites are located
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The following is from the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA Texas) in regards to a major project involving the Matagorda Bay area. The Texas Chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA Texas) understands that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
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