Big Mistake One of the most common mistakes of a turkey hunter is calling too loud and too often. Novice turkey hunters are so excited to hear the gobbler answer back that they keep on calling just to hear that […]
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A donation of deer semen to Ana Lisa Garza-a Democratic district court judge in Starr County running for District 31 seat is causing quite a stir. Yes, deer semen was donated to a political candidate. A total of $51,000 in
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Mystery Turkeys In the March edition of Texas Fish & Game we addressed the ultra rare presence of white turkeys and asked for readers to submit any photos they might have. Richard Berry responded with the following. Enjoyed the article
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In the past Texas Parks & Wildlife Department officials has stocked some species that (unfortunately) did not take off and below are list of some of those stockings including peacock bass. *Tarpon (34 total stocked in Braunig Lake 1984-85) *Walleye
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Hunting Regulation Proposals AUSTIN – The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is now accepting public comment on a suite of proposed changes to this year’s hunting regulation proposals, which include: a unified statewide deer season opener, legalizing air guns and
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Gun Violence Aftermath After the horrific school shooting in Florida a few weeks ago, we are hearing more and more news reports and protests calling for more gun control to reduce gun violence. This is yet another senseless loss of
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Not A Whale But A Shark The whale shark is one of the most unique creatures in the ocean and they are present on the Texas coast. Here are five facts you probably did not about about these under appreciated
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“Strange things are done ‘neath the midnight sun.” Had the author of that line, Robert Service, lived in Texas, he might have penned similar words about fishing the bays. Robert Sanchez and party could provide inspiration. Several years ago, the
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Sunglasses for Fishing—Protective and Productive If you forget anything else when you go fishing, don’t forget your sunglasses. Sunglasses provide protection from the sun’s harsh UV rays. They also protect you when you’re running down the lake, getting hit in
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Agkistrodon Piscivorus Agkistrodon piscivorus is a heck of a name isn’t it? No wonder we call it by its common name the cottonmouth. Fishing and outdoor activities are fast upon us as spring creeps up in Texas so too are
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User-Friendly Bass Baits There’s a lot of baits that will catch a bass but some of them are a lot more user-friendly bass baits than other ones. Now what I mean by user-friendly is they don’t require a lot of
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Speckled Trout Tactics In 2009 , I introduced the F.L.E.X. Fishing system, a dedicated plan for catching big fish of any species-including speckled trout. F.L.E.X. stands for Focus-Learn-Eliminate-Experience and it has revolutionized my personal fishing. The following are some of
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Simplifying largemouth bass regulations at 12 public lakes highlight this year’s list of proposed freshwater fishing regulation changes. The potential changes are intended to increase recreational opportunity, make regulations less complex, promote enforcement, and provide for the sound biological management
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Major national sporting goods retailer Dick’s Sporting Goods just made a major statement and decision regarding firearms sales at their locations in light of the Parkland tragedy. Below is the direct statement from CEO Edward Stack (TF&G Staff) We at
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Feral Hog Injury This feral hog was captured on trail camera in Newton County, TX and shows a swollen leg. Could this have been caused by a snake bite or some other injury? What are your thoughts? Feral hogs-wounded or
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In 2008, I received a photo of a porcupine road-killed at Sabine Pass, TX. Porcupine Find That photo shocked many people because they (along with yours truly) did not realize we had porcupines in my native Southeast Texas. Back in 2012, I heard about someone
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For many winters now, the state of Texas has stocked a few hundred thousand bite-sized rainbow trout in urban and suburban ponds. They’re great for any fisherman, young or old, who needs to feel a tight line and can’t get
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Make no mistake about it, the speckled trout is the most important saltwater fish on the Texas coast. Catching trout is what drives most Texas anglers to spend their spare time braving brutal heat, dangerous thunderstorms and wading in
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Hunting a spring gobbler with a bow can be the most frustrating thing you have ever attempted, but arrowing a spring gobbler can be one of the most rewarding experiences you will ever have in the field. If you are
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I’m a little envious of Capt. Scott Fitzgerald. The guide at Madfish Charters was fishing for amberjack this spring about 8.5 miles off the coast of Panama City Florida when he felt a big bump in his boat according to a
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