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 »
Why Your Next Fishing Boat Should Be a Center Console: What Serious Anglers Know
You’re a mile offshore, the sun’s not up yet, and the inlet’s swell is bigger than you expected. Your rod holder is in the perfect spot, not blocked by the wheelhouse, and not buried under a hard top frame. You’ve got 360 degrees of open deck to work with, and three other anglers onboard can cast simultaneously without tangling lines or dodging cabin corners. Someone hooks into something solid, and everyone has room to move. That’s the center console advantage in action.
Why Your Next Fishing Boat Should Be a Center Console Read More »
Pickup Trucks and New Drivers: Why Starting with Professional Lessons Matters. Driving a pickup truck is not like driving any other car. They’re heavier, bigger, and handle differently than the average vehicle. And for inexperienced drivers, that can equal disaster without proper training. Professional driving techniques need to start from day one — especially when learning on a full-size truck.
Pickup Trucks and New Drivers: Why Starting with Professional Lessons Matters Read More »
A dire wolf has been brought back through modern genetic science and I sat down with the company executive overseeing the project to understand exactly how it happened. And it happened in Texas. In this in-depth interview, we discuss dire
Extinct Dire Wolf Brought Back In Texas? Read More »
The American Sportfishing Association has issued a call to action on red snapper management. The Atlantic red snapper population is the healthiest it has been in recent history. Despite this, federal management has only rewarded anglers with a few weekends
ASA Issues Call To Action On Red Snapper Read More »
Most people assume a hunting knife is the same thing as a survival blade. They’re not. Purchasing the incorrect knife for the job is a rookie mistake you don’t want to make while out in the wilderness. Each tool is designed with entirely different tasks in mind. When you understand the differences below, you’ll make a smarter choice for your gear.
The Difference Between a Hunting Knife and a True Survival Blade Read More »
The Houston Fishing Show at the George R. Brown Convention Center will host a special seminar by Chester Moore, Editor-In-Chief of Texas Fish & Game and founder of the Gulf Great White Sharks Society. Moore’s seminar, titled “Giant Sharks of the Texas Coast” is set
Seminar On Giant TX Sharks To Take Place At Houston Fishing Show Read More »
Winter is when jetties separate the hopeful from the committed. Cold fronts, gray water, and shorter days push plenty of anglers off the coast, but the bull redfish don’t disappear. In fact, some of the largest redfish of the year
Targeting Winter Jetty Reds Read More »
The HSCF Worldwide Hunting Expo & Convention is set to take place January 23–25 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center in The Woodlands, Texas. The event runs across those three days and is open to the public.
Houston Safari Club Foundation Expo Starts Jan. 23 Read More »
Cats are more than just pets; they are companions, family members, and mysterious creatures whose behaviors sometimes leave us guessing. While we may know our cats’ favorite napping spots or preferred treats, their genetic makeup often remains a mystery. Fortunately,
Discover the Secrets of Your Cat’s DNA with Cat DNA Test Kit Read More »
For decades, people across Texas and the Southwest have reported strange hairless creatures attacking livestock — animals many claimed were the legendary Chupacabra. But the real explanation is just a strange and we have it on my latest YouTube video. In
A Look At The Coyote-Chupacabra Connection Read More »
Texas anglers have access to a premier location for rainbow trout fishing during the peak of the winter stocking season thanks to a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) “no fee” access lease on the Guadalupe River. Camp Huaco Springs,
Public Trout Access Areas Open Read More »
Texas Fish & Game is calling on outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, landowners, and trail-camera fanatics across Texas and beyond to send in their strangest, funniest, and most unbelievable trail-camera photos and videos. If you’ve captured something weird, wild, or completely unexpected,
What’s The Weirdest Trail Camera Photos You Have? Read More »
For years, the idea of Great White Sharks roaming the Texas coast has been treated as dock talk—interesting, exciting, but not taken too seriously. Yet the history of whites in the Gulf of Mexico, including Texas waters, is more extensive
A History of Great White Sharks in Texas Waters Read More »
