The New World screwworm outbreak in Texas continues to demand the attention of ranchers, hunters, wildlife managers, and anyone who spends time on the land. According to the latest update from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health […]
Screwworm Cases Reach 41 Across 15 Texas Counties Read More »
The recent flash flooding across the Texas Hill Country serves as another reminder that moving water remains one of the greatest dangers outdoors. In just the past two summers, catastrophic flooding has transformed familiar rivers into deadly torrents, prompting hundreds
Dr. Tracy Fanara Explains Texas Flash Floods—and How Outdoorsmen Can Stay Safe Read More »
Responsible tracking is the part of hunting nobody wants to talk about. Every hunter hopes to take a clean, quick shot. Unfortunately, even the most skilled hunter eventually follows a blood trail. What you do after that shot counts just
Tips for Tracking Wounded Game Responsibly Read More »
Most people assume the greatest dangers in the outdoors come from bears, sharks, snakes, or other wild animals. After spending decades exploring remote forests, marshes, islands, and backcountry across America, I’ve learned something different. Sometimes the most unsettling encounters don’t
My 5 Scariest Outdoors Enocunters Read More »
Want to Protect Your Car For Years To Come?
Few drivers think about their car until something breaks. You’re cruising down the highway and a tire blows. You roll up to a red light and your brakes begin to grind. The check engine light comes on during rush hour traffic. And by the time you realize… it’s already too late.
The Role of Vehicle Maintenance in Preventing Breakdowns and Crashes Read More »
As hunting and fishing seasons come and go, many outdoorsmen look for satisfying ways to stay outdoors when their primary pursuits are on pause. Golf is emerging as a top off-season outlet, blending strategic thinking and skill development in a different setting. For golf for outdoorsmen, the ability to carry over skills like wind reading, patience, and careful shot planning helps outdoorsmen transition seamlessly onto the golf course. Utilizing budget gear, such as secondhand clubs and golf balls from trusted sources, ensures this off-season pastime remains affordable and accessible for all enthusiasts…
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MOST HUNTERS think of trail cameras as tools for scouting deer, monitoring feeders, or tracking wildlife activity. For decades, they have served as an extra set of eyes in the woods, collecting information when hunters and landowners cannot be there themselves…
How Trail Cameras Help Catch Trespassers and Poachers Read More »
In this episode of Dark Outdoors®, we explore the frightening reality of digital stalking, GPS tracking, location sharing, and how smartphones, apps, social media, and outdoor tech can expose campers, hikers, hunters, and travelers to real-world danger in remote areas. From
When Digital Stalkers Follow You Outdoors Read More »
For generations, anglers have depended on healthy coastal ecosystems to provide world-class fishing opportunities. From the marshes of Sabine Lake to the seagrass flats of the Lower Laguna Madre, clean water is the foundation of productive fisheries. That reality is
Making Waves for Conservation: How Anglers Can Support the Suzuki Clean Ocean Project Read More »
Texans will soon have a new place to explore the beauty of the Hill Country thanks to the acquisition of almost 54,000-acres in Edwards and Kinney counties. The property, which will become Silver Lake State Park, is Texas’ second largest
TPWD Acquires New 54,000 Acre State Park Read More »
Ghost ships are not myths. They are real vessels—found drifting without crews, washed ashore on remote coastlines, or discovered floating silently in open water with no clear explanation of how they got there. In this episode of the award-winning Dark
Encountering Ships Without Crew (Ghost Ships) Read More »
Did you know that large trucks (including pickups) are involved in some of the most serious accidents every year on U.S. roads and highways? Rear-end accidents are particularly common — and they can cost you thousands of dollars in medical bills, lost wages and car damage. Pursuing a claim for a rear-end accident can become overwhelming quickly. That’s why hiring a Houston car accident lawyer is one of the best steps you can take after being struck from behind. A qualified lawyer will fight the insurance companies while you recover. But the best rear-end collision claim is the one you never have to file. That’s why every pickup owner should review the ultimate safety checklist prior to driving.
Top Safety Tips Every Pickup Truck Owner Should Know Before a Long Road Trip Read More »
Texas Fish & Game Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore and founder of the Gulf Great White Shark Society received multiple honors at the Texas Outdoor Writers Association Excellence in Craft Awards held in Rockport, Texas May 2. For the second year in
Moore Honored For Great White Shark Work & More Read More »
There’s one name in the saltwater world that just about everybody recognizes. You see it on the back of a truck at the ramp, on a sun-faded T-shirt at a bait stand, or stretched across a mural in an airport,
From Canvas to Conservation: The Guy Harvey Documentary Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) game wardens are seeking the public’s help in gathering information on a mule deer fawn killed with a blowdart in Roundup. Wardens and the Musselshell County Sheriff’s Office responded to a complaint from the
Strange Case Involves Poaching Deer With Blow Dart Read More »
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park officially marked its grand opening April 10 with a special ribbon cutting event. Governor Greg Abbott, Secretary of State Jane Nelson, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Executive Director David Yoskowitz, Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park Opens Read More »
In Texas, everything’s bigger, practically everybody has a great hat, and a successful hunt is often won or lost before you even chamber a round. This is a region where the geography is as challenging as the game, the primary “bucket hole” for a productive trip is probably going to be where you spend the majority of the time, not the wildlife itself.
Planning the Ultimate Texas Backcountry Hunt: How to Scout the Perfect Basecamp Read More »
Quicksand is one of those outdoor dangers people tend to dismiss as Hollywood nonsense. It brings to mind old movies and exaggerated survival tales, not something you’d expect to encounter on a normal hike, hunt, or fishing trip. That assumption
The Truth About Quicksand Read More »
A new report titled, “Conservation Economy in America: A Snapshot of Total Fish and Wildlife-Associated Direct Investments and Economic Contributions,” reveals that fish and wildlife conservation generates substantial economic benefits. According to officials with the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), gederal, state, local, and nonprofit contributions combined
New Report Shows Conservation Is A High Growth Investment Read More »
At the 2026 Hunt-Fish Podcast Summit, outdoor communicator and conservation advocate Chester Moore was presented with the Excellence Award, recognizing his decades-long commitment to wildlife conservation, outdoor education, and mentoring young people through the outdoors. The award was presented by
Moore Receives “Excellence Award” At Hunt-Fish Podcast Summit Read More »
