Your hunting rifle is your most valuable tool while pursing game. If it fails, all the time and investment spent in your season is lost. I’ll admit I have seen a guy buy a rifle setup with a factory zeroed […]
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High fences in Texas are nothing new but the debate on ethics and how ranchers who run high fence operations, whether it be for hunting, breeding, or any other purpose, is continuing to be a highly debated topic. As the
The Texas High Fence Controversy: Both Sides of the Fence Read More »
I stated in a previous blog “Steel Shot, is bigger, better?” that I would be going over the new non round steel shot on the market today. When I say “non round” I am referring to Winchester Blind Side and
Black Cloud & Blind Side- Deal or No Deal? Read More »
On this podcast, Dustin interviews Blake Marshall, head guide and owner of King of Eights Outfitters based in West Central Texas. We talk about the start of Blakes’s guiding career, conservation and wild game management, predator control, dream hunts for
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Who doesn’t love a good challenge? During the winter in the Texas there are plenty of truly wild challenges to take up in the great outdoors. Here are some cool challenges that will satisfy even the most adventuresome outdoorsman. South
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In the past few years we have grown to see much more hatred towards hunting. It’s gotten so bad and violent that just a simple photo of a deer harvest will attract death threats towards children and families. I was
The Hunting Haters Read More »
The spectrum of gun parts and accessories on the market today is simply incredible and sometimes even overwhelming. This is especially the case when you take a gun like the AR-15 rifle platform into consideration. I have accessorized many of
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Have you ever picked up a Ducks Unlimited, Delta Waterfowl or Wildfowl magazine and see articles that talk about duck and goose numbers? They may talk about the 48 million bird projected flight or the number of birds harvested last
Duck Numbers – Fact or Fiction?? Read More »
As another year come to a close, we start to take this time to reflect on the current year and all of its events. This year marks the resurrection of the Texas Fish & Game podcast which originally started in
The Very Best of The Best of the Outdoors Podcast Read More »
In the past couple years I’ve introduced thousands of kids to shooting pellet rifles and archery through our summer camp and scores to rimfire rifles in our hands on marksmanship camps. Here are several tips to help you teach your
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15 year old Logan Terrazas, proudly standing over her Sylvester, TX 11 point trophy buck. Perfectly made 150 yard shot with Remington Model 700 .243 with Nikon Pro Staff scope and using 95 grain Hornady SST. She’s been watching her
Who Says Girls Can’t Hunt? Read More »
I started duck hunting with my dad when I was 6 years old. He would set me in a homemade pirogue and pull me through the flooded timber of Northeast Texas and Southwest Arkansas while we pursued Mallards, Gadwall and
8 Tips for a Successful Youth Hunt Read More »
Be vewwy, vewwy kwiet; we’wwe hunting wabbits,” said that icon of hunting, Elmer Fudd. However, ol’ Elmer, despite enjoying folklore status as one of the best known nimrods around, never bagged his bunny. Of course, very few rabbit hunters in
Seems like every year the week before opening day I get inundated with dozens of guys who have waited until the very last minute to get a scope mounted or a rifle sighted in. I call these guys last minute
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November. When hunters hear that word, most will immediately think of the rut or breeding season for whitetail deer. I have to admit it is and has been for as long as I can remember, my favorite month of the
November: The Magical Month Read More »
In this show, Dustin interviews Rick Ward “The Urban Airgunner” on hunting small game, big game, and predators with airguns. Rick is part of the American Airgunner TV Show which airs on the Pursuit Channel. Rick is a frequent “Round Table”
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Free range 12 pointer with split brow tines!! Took this beauty in Liberty county, TX at 9:05am opening day of rifle season. Harvested with 300 WBY. Magnum using WBY 165 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip cartridge.
Texas Hotshots – Opening Day East Texas Free Range Whitetail!! Read More »
I am often asked about 3” or 3.5” shells and exactly what I shoot. I tell the same story every single time. Let’s start with some history about the 3.5” shell shall we. It was introduced in 1988 by Federal
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When I wore a younger man’s clothes, the question of the best place to hunt for deer often came to my mind. I can remember hours spent pondering this very thought while waiting for a whitetail to magically appear. As
Should We Hunt Rubs or Scrapes? Read More »
That first day of deer season is about as much anticipated and looked forward to as is Christmas day or Thanksgiving. Opening day has a special place in a hunters heart that nonhunters will never understand. To them they think
