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With regular waterfowl hunting seasons well underway in the northern states and poised to kick off in the south, at least two things are clear: There are plenty of ducks, and weird weather is already affecting local and continental waterfowl

Kodiak bears are the largest bears anywhere on the planet—a distinction they share only with polar bears. A hunt for one of these creatures is a once in a lifetime opportunity, but 14-year-old Kavin Roberts was not hunting for bear

Here’s a tip for Lake Waco anglers: The newest hangout for fish is in the waters beneath the Twin Bridges. Actually, it’s an open secret that a new Lake Waco advocacy group wants you to know about. The Friends of

Check out this drone video of an intake vortex at Lake Texoma: The video descriptions explains what is causing the vortex: “Here’s a very unique view of an intake vortex, created as water enters the Denison Dam spillway on Lake

Finding a two headed snake is a rarity, but seeing it chomp down on a mouse is fantastic. This Albino Honduran Milk Snake, named Medusa was purchased by the Venice Beach Freakshow for the small sum of $50,000. Check out

FREEPORT, Texas –  A family’s first trip to Bryan Beach on Saturday was cut short after an alligator was spotted in the surf. They caught the unusual sighting on camera and posted the video to YouTube. Viewer Ray McGee and his

The 10th Annual SETX Great Outdoors Expo at Ford Park in Beaumont is an outdoorsman’s paradise, carrying the best in hunting, camping, boating and fishing gear. The Expo also features the return of the popular Big Motor Showcase – a

PINE SPRINGS, TX — You may want to think twice the next time you want to get up close and personal with the squirrels that hang out in your local park. The National Park Service sent out this picture of a rock

This is a Texas Redhead centipede. This is what nightmares are made of. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) released this photo on Facebook Friday of a redheaded centipede—with its long black body, yellow pointy legs, red head and antennas—latched on

Consistently a premier stop for ardent and recreational anglers alike, Toledo Bend Reservoir is about to get catapulted into the stratosphere when “Bassmaster” Magazine announces on Thursday the fishery has been selected the No. 1 bass fishing lake in the

After eight months of living off loans and negotiating with investors to avoid collapse, Colt Defense ultimately bit the bullet and filed bankruptcy protection paperwork in federal court Monday. The company is seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, which would allow it to continue to operate

New law to take effect on January 1, 2016 On Saturday, with representatives of your NRA-ILA and our affiliate Texas State Rifle Association present, Governor Greg Abbott (R) signed into law House Bill 910, sponsored by state Representative Larry Phillips

A wild boar smashed through the roof of a children’s clothing shop in Hong Kong. It was trapped inside and ran around the store, knocking over clothes and mannequins. According to the South China Morning Post, it was tranquilized by

After years of contentious struggle for and against, the Lone Star State is within reach of becoming the 45th state to allow the lawful open carry of modern handguns. This comes as the state House gave its 96-35 approval Friday

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — The Texas oyster industry is in the middle of a turf war. What’s at stake is one company’s claim to some 23,000 acres of land at the bottom of Galveston Bay. Oysterman Tracy Woody knew his