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
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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,
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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
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For anglers along the Texas coast, slicks are one of the most trusted clues that speckled trout and other predators are feeding. But experienced fishermen know that not every slick is worth chasing. Some are made by active feeding fish,
Learn What Slicks Are From Specks and Which Are Not Read More »
Did you just get your windshield repaired? You might be tempted to just relax and think that it’s all behind you. But hold on a minute… There is one more thing you need to know… The first 48 hours after your auto glass repair is the most important time for your safety. Why? Simple… One little mistake during this period and you could end up ruining your brand new windshield…
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Taking your pet on a water adventure can be a delightful experience for both of you. However, ensuring their safety requires careful preparation and knowledge. From gear to emergency plans, every detail matters to make your trip enjoyable and safe…
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LARGEMOUTH BASS | Stillhouse Hollow: Seven-year-old Colter Cockle “really struggled but toughed it out” to land this 4.67 pound bass—his personal best—on Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir. REDFISH | Crystal Beach: Eight-year-old Jasper Brumble caught these reds while fishing with his family
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Did you know there is a verified population of feral monkeys in Texas? For real! In our new Halloween special, we venture deep into the dark woods to explore a chilling possibility: could feral primates—escaped or thriving populations of orangutans,
Spooky Encounters With Feral Primates In Texas & The South Read More »
SERIOUS HUNTERS DO NOT rely on luck. They rely on knowledge earned through long sits in hardwood blinds, watching migration fronts rise from the Gulf, and learning to distinguish wind-stirred brush from a living animal easing through cover.
The Eyes of a Hunter: Staying Sharp from the Deer Woods to the Marsh Read More »
Mysterious ghost lights flicker through the woods of Bragg Road and the Louisiana fields — are they swamp gas, headlights, or something not of this world? The 13 Days of Dark Outdoors begins where science and the supernatural collide. They’ve
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Something unusual has been captured on camera in the Texas wild. A recent video provided by the Skupin family shows a feline with the body shape of a bobcat but the striking spotted coat of an ocelot. The short clip
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AUSTIN— The temperature is finally cooling off, so it’s time to go outside! Fall is the ideal season for warming up by a campfire, telling stories and making s’mores, and Texas State Parks have family-friendly events and programs for all
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Do you have proof that the “Hogzilla” type hogs are real? I’m working on a new project to document monster hogs across Texas and beyond and I’d love your help. If you’ve ever captured photos of massive wild hogs alive
Searching For Hogzilla! Read More »
A wild story has been spreading across social media — claiming that Texas game wardens arrested a man for trying to hunt squirrels with his bare hands and teeth near Lake Tawakoni. According to the viral post, the man called
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The outdoor world has lost an icon. Legendary outdoors television host and personality “Cajun Phil” Broussard has passed away. Phil wasn’t just a fisherman or a hunter. He was a voice for the outdoors culture and a man who lived
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On Oct. 4, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will officially launch its 90th paddling trail at Greens Bayou in Houston. A ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 8 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 4, at the Brock Adventure Park Launch Kiosk
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NOAA closed the federal waters of the Gulf of America to Greater Amberjack recreational harvest at 12:01 a.m., Saturday September 27, 2025. NOAA states that the 2024/2025 Gulf greater amberjack recreational landings data indicate 882,451 lb were harvested; 478,451 lb
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins today announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has taken the next step in the rulemaking process for rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule by opening a public comment period. “We are one step
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Throughout September, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will host Veteran Suicide Awareness Ruck Hikes at Texas State Parks and State Natural Areas, and all military, veterans, family and friends are invited to participate. “This will be our third
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