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In This Issue: String Theory for Bow Hunters • Cloning Founder? • Hunting Takes Flight • Bass Lakes for Teal • Talking Texas Smallmouth • Piney Woods Dove Hotspots

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Published by Texas Fish & Game Publishing Co., LLC. TEXAS FISH & GAME is the largest independent, family-owned regional outdoor publication in America. Owned by Ron & Stephanie Ward and Roy & Ardia Neves. PUBLISHER Roy and […]

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Invest in Silver Linings FINDING ANYTHING POSITIVE these days has been a real challenge. But there are silver linings all around us. Unless you’re one of those Live Free or Die purists who would literally rather […]

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America Is Still Beautiful HI CHESTER, I read your article “America Is Still Beautiful” in the July/August issue not once, but twice. Indeed, you are very fortunate to have been able to travel and experience all […]

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When I first started bowhunting, you needed a bow and some arrows, a quiver and money for gas. The bow hunter of today not only needs these items, but many more, it would seem, to be […]

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The words smart and fish seem mutually exclusive. From carp to seatrout, this lists tackles the “smartest” fish and as the author found out things get a little strange here. They do not have large brains […]

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Scientists have successfully produced hybrid pups between a male western gray wolf  and a female western coyote in captivity. By artificially inseminating a female western coyote with western gray wolf sperm, U.S. Geological Survey scientists and […]

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From the Texas Bighorn Society. (Fund Created For Fallen Sheep Conservationists) I write this letter with a heavy heart. As you know, we lost three members of our wildlife conservation family last weekend. A helicopter crash […]

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If you like live bait fishing, few tools are as valuable as a Sabiki rig. These little multi-lure rigs will get snapped up by virtually all different species of potential bait and can help you fill […]

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Delta Waterfowl forecasts that a mix of average to above-average breeding conditions in the prairie pothole region, combined with a stable population of breeding ducks, will result in a strong fall flight for the upcoming waterfowl […]

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On Sunday morning August 9th, my husband, myself, and one of our friends loaded up the boat for a day of fishing. We put the boat in the water at Conn Brown Harbor in Aransas Pass, […]

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“You see it on social media all the time, but I never thought it would happen to me. Someone shot and killed our horse last night in his pasture in Port Mansfield. If anyone has any […]

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If you plan on going after oceanic big game, you’re going to need a fighting belt – or maybe an assortment of fighting belts. Not only will they prevent the gimbaled butt of an offshore rod […]

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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) have reaffirmed an existing relationship that promises to benefit hunters, anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts for generations to come. A recently signed agreement builds […]

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His home waters were off-limits this week, but that didn’t stop Canadian standout Chris Johnston from winning the SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River with a whopping four-day total of 20 smallmouth bass that weighed 97 pounds, 8 […]

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A tiger shark on the OCEARCH Tracker tagged by collaborating scientists at Biopixel Oceans Foundation and the Oceanographic Research Institute confirms that the species is capable of crossing the Indian Ocean. The 10-foot-4-inch mature female named […]

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