Lone Star Boars does it again. Not only has the man killed over 6,000 wild hogs now he taking them on up close and personal. Having a pet “once feral” hog as a pet I’m familiar with how they like […]
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Do you dread the deer skinning chore? How long does it take you to skin and process a deer? If you are professional processor like David with Peach Orchard it’s not even 2 minutes! Not only is it skinned, but
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In this episode, Dustin connects with Simon Fowler and his guide service Wild Places Wild Game based in New Zealand. This is another “destinations” episode, exploring new places to adventure in the great outdoors. Dustin and Simon talk about hunting
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Gun Cleaning I have long believed that a clean gun is a happy gun. If guns indeed have emotions, I would have a safe full of some pretty happy campers, or so I imagine. Cleaning your guns after a trip
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Hunting season is upon us and many of us out in the woods rely on trail cameras (AKA game cameras) to be our eyes when we are not in the woods hunting at our stand or blind. The innovations game
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The cool weather is finally on the way. This cooler weather always makes me want to spend more time outside in the great outdoors seeking adventure. There are so many opportunities that we can take advantage of and so many
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Most of my firearm conversations start with, “I have this old gun…” I have long appreciated guns that have lasted the test of time, the major World Wars and other hardships. That is one reason why I own Mauser and
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Cactus Bucks Ever seen a massive buck during the season that still had its velvet? Sometimes these are called cactus bucks and they have an interesting history. According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, cactus bucks are male
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Public Land “Baiting” Baiting deer on public land in most states is illegal. That means putting out a corn feeder or a pile of corn or other grain will get you in trouble with game wardens, most likely resulting in
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Over the past several years, I have owned several CREE LED hunting flashlights and have had some great hunting experiences with them. The CREE LED technology has certainly put affordable flashlights in our hands here in the great USA and
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On this week’s episode, Dustin sits down with Zach Byrd, an avid YouTube channel host and and outdoor poet and videographer. Zach and Dustin talk about trends going on in our modern society, hunting traditions, and much more in
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Dove Decoys I love the beginning September as it always signals buying boxes, or sometimes cases, of shotgun ammunition, camo buckets with padded seats and flying birds. It is hard to beat bacon wrapped dove breasts this time of year.
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Crossbow Scopes One of the new growing trends in the outdoor realm is crossbows and there is no secret why. Crossbows allow virtually any hunter, young or old, to get into the archery sports without spending a fortune on equipment
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Do you dream about hunting huge whitetail bucks? And we’re not just talking antler quality but body size. When doing a bit of research we found there are some absolute monsters out there. For years researched showed the heaviest whitetail
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With the new laws in Texas on airguns and arrow guns/airbows, the sport of airgunning and archery are now a legal means to take whitetail deer and other native Texas game this year and, of course, the multitude of wild
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TFG Hunting Editor Lou Marullo saw something in the woods a few years back that changed his perspective. It involved watching a buck essentially “kidnap” a doe and hide her away until she was ready to mate. In his words…
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Garfish of four varieties are common in Texas waters, but not all waters produce every kind of gar. Alligator garfish are protected with a daily bag limit of one fish and a provision in state regulation to close certain areas
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Archery Pronghorn I had been preparing for the trip for quite some time. My bow was tuned and equipped with a brand new sight. I was deadly out to 90 yards. I must admit that it was hard to get
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Early Bowhunting Summer is coming to a welcomed end in the lone star state which means deer season is fast upon us. Bowhunting season kicks off the 2018 deer season and In most areas of Texas it brings mixed emotions.
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Crossbow Hunting When I was first introduced to the realm of the crossbow in 2009, it broadened my perspective of bowhunting in many new ways. To this day, I am fired up about educating new and old archers alike to the
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