Texas Fish & Game

If you are anything like me, the .22LR has been a huge part of my life since I was old enough to pull the trigger.  Countless […]

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On this episode, Dustin talks with Chester Moore Jr., editor in chief of Texas Fish & Game magazine and FishGame.com. Chester is an acclaimed outdoor writer and author […]

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The Lone Star Bowhunters  Association 43rd Annual Awards Banquet will be held Saturday, June 24th at the REC of Grapevine. All bowhunters, whether current LSBA members or […]

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“It was the size of a labrador retriever”. My late uncle Jackie Moore was a man of few words but when he told a story it […]

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Silly as it may sound, an anchor locker is a window into a boat’s soul. In this one spot you can learn reams about how a […]

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The Atlantic bottlenose dolphin is the most frequently seen marine mammal in the Gulf of Mexico. Seeing a pink one however is extremely rare. In 2013 […]

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It’s not secret that smaller, low pressure calibers like the .22LR get filthy.  Unfortunately a suppressor is the perfect tool for catching all that filth.  How important is […]

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I can’t get enough bowhunting. And I can’t get enough different types of bowhunting. That is why years ago I turned to the waters for a […]

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Texas archers can legally shoot any “rough fish” with a bow and arrow. Rough fish include gar (only one alligator garfish per day can be taken), […]

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Bowfishing combines the skill of archery, hunting and fishing together into one sport. Gearing up with the right equipment will help you ensure you have an […]

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A question I often encounter when I talk with new hunters, non-hunters, and sometimes even veteran outdoorsmen about eating some of the things I have in […]

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I often marvel at some of the advancements made in the outdoor industry over the years and bowfishing is no exception. Just about everything has improved […]

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You don’t have to have a boat to go bowfishing. I have fished many times from the bank with great success. One of the best tools […]

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Garfish of four varieties are common in Texas waters, but not all waters produce every kind of gar. Alligator garfish are protected with a daily bag […]

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Texas is an awesome bowfishing destination. We have several rivers and lakes that are envied by the rest of the world for both numbers and size […]

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If you bass fish very much, you will notice most of us are low grade hoarders when it comes to our tackle.  We seem to think […]

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I like to fancy myself somewhat of a prepper and survivalist. Not one of the conspiracy theory living in an underground bunker types but more of a guy who likes prepping for tragedy. Tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and any of a dozen other disasters can cause a person to rethink his or her level of preparedness

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Every few years we have a “hot bait” phenomenon to come on the bass scene.  It was a zoom brush hog, then a reactions innovations sweet beaver, then West Coast swimbaits, then chatterbaits and now it is the Glide Bait. A glide bait is usually a 2 or 3 segmented section hard plastic bait that

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“Black panther” reports are common in the American South. Accounts of mysterious black cats crossing the road in front of motorists or seen by hunters are frequent but are rarely backed up by photography. In my 25 years of wildlife journalism I have learned most people assume the animals they are seeing are black (melanistic)

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The NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits were hosted in Atlanta, Georgia at the end of April and I was there to take it all in. Being a consumer show, the NRA show hosts some of the best and brightest companies in the hunting, shooting and outfitting world, all exhibiting their products and services and competing

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