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SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas What a library is to a researcher, a chocolate shop to a sweet tooth and a mountain to a climber — that’s what South Padre Island can be to a novice birder. Resource. Joy. Adventure. This […]

The Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center (EWBC) and Texas Parks & Wildlife are pleased to bring back the Rio Grande Valley Coastal Expo to Edinburg. The 2015 RGV Coastal Expo is a free, fun, and educational hands-on event

When Stephanie Wehner went to pick up a set of photos of her and her fiancee, Walmart told her it was not their policy to release images that contained weapons. The photo in question was one of a set of

In just a little more than six weeks, the Super Bowl of Fishing, The Bassmaster Classic, will be rolling into Greenville and the Upstate. During the week of Feb. 16-22, the best 56 bass anglers in the country will be

A teenage boy nearly died after swallowing a live eel that lodged in his
 windpipe for five hours, doctors have revealed. The unnamed 16-year-old boy had been fishing in Bangladesh when he caught
 a 6.5 inch long Guchi Bail –

I’m going to say something that is probably going to get me laughed right out of the room. The Taurus Curve is a brilliant pistol design. For those of you who know me, I want to assure you that I’m

PORT MANSFIELD — Norm Lavelle loves the deer he feeds — even the big buck that could have killed him. Lavelle feeds the deer at his home. The population has soared to about 450 this fall in this fishing village

When 168,000 gallons of oil was reported to be spilled this spring into Texas’ Houston Ship Channel because of a collision between a barge and tanker, it was a reminder of the vulnerability of the Gulf of Mexico’s coastal wildlife

A hunt for nuisance coyotes sponsored by a Roswell, New Mexico, gun shop in which the winning team receives free AR-15s is prompting calls for legislation to ban the practice. Larry’s Gun Shop’s annual Great Coyote Hunt event, now in

The first major change to rifle scope optics technology in more than a century may very well be one of the most important things to hit the shooting world in ages. Sandia National Laboratory has developed a variable power rifle

AUSTIN – The latest chapter in a decade long series of criminal and wildlife disease investigations involving a former South Texas deer breeder ended recently when a Corpus Christi area couple pleaded guilty to 50 charges of Unlawful Possession and/or

After waiting three years for a bumper crop of pine cones, the native Lost Pines loblolly pine seeds are ready to be harvested for first time since 2011 as the next step in the process of recovering from the Bastrop

Matthew Halleck wanted to protect his two daughters in every possible way that he can. For him, like millions of other Americans, that means legally carrying a gun everyday. Halleck even carries a firearm to drop his daughters off at

A giant Hill Country bat cave has been spared nearby development that bat experts feared would distress the famed flying night-stalkers. A coalition that includes Austin-based Bat Conservation International, the Nature Conservancy, and the city of San Antonio could finalize