As far as I am concerned, scent control is the most important thing to be aware of for success in the bow hunting world. Of course, having the ability to be accurate with your bow and arrow goes without saying.
Controlling scent key to killing whitetail Read More »
Wondering what’s in store for Texas bird hunters and waterfowls in the coming weeks? Check out this video from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
Texas duck, dove and quail forecast 2017 (Video) Read More »
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has released their 2017 deer hunting forecast-and it’s an interesting one.
Texas Deer Hunting Forecast 2017 (Video) Read More »
Well hunting season is here again and with it all the joy and wonder that it brings. Getting geared up and in the field, is as important to us hunters as is high school football in Texas. Gearing up
What’s in your pack? Read More »
I have written, filmed and podcasted extensively about fishing guides from all over the great state of Texas and beyond. I have fished and hunted with numerous guides in my outdoor career. Since I don’t own a boat at the
Great Examples of Fishing Guide Successes Read More »
Glen was dangling his legs from his tailgate, plucking a dove pulled from his swollen game bag as I approached. Six empty Diet Dr. Pepper cans littered the bed of his truck, casualties of the sweltering September heat. A sizeable
In the Calculus of Dove Hunting, Dead Trees = Dead Birds Read More »
The Lone Star Bowhunters Association 43rd Annual Awards Banquet will be held Saturday, June 24th at the REC of Grapevine. All bowhunters, whether current LSBA members or not, are invited to attend. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening: Guest Speaker: Dale
Lone Star Bowhunters Association 43rd Annual Banquet Read More »
For the second year in a row, Joshua Creek Ranch was recognized as a Finalist for Orvis Endorsed Wingshooting Lodge of the Year. In addition, Joshua Creek Ranch guide, Eric Harrison, won Orvis Endorsed Wingshooting Guide of the Year for
The Temple/Belton area chapter of Legacy Outfitters recently held its annual 3D archery tournament which serves as one of their main fundraisers of the year. Although the weather left something to be desired at times with this weekend event, held
Arrows, Fun and Fellowship: Legacy Outfitters Annual 3D Shoot Read More »
When shopping for hunting and shooting gear, the choices are many but a few questions come to mind when selecting what you need for the range or wherever you shoot. There are numerous companies doing great things in the outdoor
Texas Tested: Hunting and Shooting Gear from W-Gear Read More »
Lever guns like the Henry Frontier rifles are one of the coolest firearms to suppress. Not only are they fast and accurate, the sealed action makes them extremely quiet as well. With the increasing popularity of silencers major firearms manufactures are now bringing
Henry Frontier Rifle – Factory Threaded and Suppressor Ready! Read More »
If you have turkey hunted for any length of time, you know that some days, they simply don’t gobble. The same long beard that gobbled 50 times on the limb and 50 times on the ground yesterday has seemingly gone
When Gobblers Ain’t Gobblin’ Read More »
Some hunters like to hunt pigs…. not me.. I’m a HOG hunter! Just the word “hog” brings to mind visions of a grunting, snorting, slobbering mouthed boar with giant tusks protruding from his gnarled lip! I can envision his coarse
Bowhunting Hogs: Part 1 – Why I Hunt Them? Read More »
Every turkey hunter can tell you a story about a monster long beard that would strut and gobble in the middle of a field that they could never kill. It would seem this field bird would be the easiest to
Field Turkeys – A Different Approach Read More »
In keeping with the spirit of the recent hoorah over the major debate on Feral Hogs I thought I would throw out some interesting tidbits of information that some folks just may not know. In the past 25 or so
Well, opening day is almost here and I can’t wait to find myself leaned up next to a huge towering oak tree, while I am waiting to hear that 1st gobble rip through the spring air. Now that season is
Early Season Turkeys Read More »
In a continued effort to boost a struggling mule deer population in parts of the Big Bend region of far West Texas, 98 female mule deer were recently relocated from Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area (WMA) and one private ranch
Big Bend Mule Deer Restoration Effort Advancing with Partners Read More »
Check out this impressive footage of a hog cull using an ATV and laser equipped shotgun in North Texas. If you have ever tried to shoot from a moving vehicle (safely and legally of course) you can respect the skill
Insane Hog Eradication Using an ATV and Shotgun Read More »
As I am sure you all know by now I have been in the forefront of the fight to keep the Warfarin based hog poison “Kaput” out of our woods and fields. So far I have teamed up with
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced a rule change in the Texas Administrative Code (TAC) that classifies a warfarin-based hog lure as a state-limited-use pesticide. The pesticide, “Kaput Feral Hog Lure,” is the first toxicant to be listed specifically for use in controlling
The Hog Poison Debate is Heating Up Read More »
