The regional management plan of the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission (GSMFC) sheds light on an often-misunderstood part of speckled trout behavior: feeding. It shows that one researcher examined stomach volumes and concluded that spotted seatrout […]
Coywolves As storm clouds loomed over the coastal prairie and low, rumbling thunder echoed in the distance, I quickened my pace. Having placed a motion-sensing camera near a small, brackish marsh, there were still several hundred […]
Texas has some 113 species and subspecies of snakes ranging from the tiny earth snake to the massive indigo. Lets take a look at some of the diverse species of serpents found in the Lone Star […]
It was a beautiful moment. A sweet, young girl who had recently lost her father, got the opportunity to pet and interact with her favorite animal-a zebra. A few months earlier at church, the Holy Spirit […]
Damn.com has posted photos and a story about a hog that is alleged to weigh more than 1,000 pounds killed in Russia. You can read the article by clicking here. We at TF&G are currently in […]
TF&G Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore is looking for photos of MONSTER hogs for a database he is creating and for possible inclusion in a future story here at fishgame.com. If you have photos of dead or alive […]
No one knows snakes like Austin Stevens. When his program Austin Steven’s “Snakemaster” debuted on Animal Planet a decade ago, wildlife enthusiasts around the world were mesmerized not only with the serpents he encountered on film, […]
Over the years, I have been to the Crystal River, Fl. area on three different occasions. All three trips were centered on snorkeling with manatees. Those were truly some of the best experiences of my life […]
River Redfish Awhile back my cousin Frank Moore called me as excited as I have ever heard him and I knew it had something to do with redfish. “I hung into a bull redfish past Bluebird’s […]