Texas Fish & Game

Dustin’s guest this week is Dave Scott Cox, owner and head guide of Palmetto Guide Service. Mr. Cox mainly fishes and hunts Lake Livingston, Lake Raven and the Trinity river and he has been a Texas Fishing Hotspots contributor for Texas Fish & Game magazine for many years. Duck hunting is one of his specialites during the fall

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It’s a real shame that the Walther PPS is perhaps the most overlooked single stack pistol, because it’s really a great choice for concealed carry. I’ve carried the original Walther PPS (M1) in .40 S&W for several years now.  I’ve carried that handgun so much that the finish is mostly worn off the slide revealing

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Well, okay, a base MSRP of $549 for the new Lowrance Hook-9 isn’t exactly “mini,” but you have to look at the bang for your buck factor. And when you do, the Hook-9 is an eye-opener. Before looking at this unit closely, however, we have to note that the base price doesn’t include a transducer

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I caught a 9lb hybrid stripped bass in Cottonwood Shores in my canoe with my husband. He caught a 7lb stripped bass at the same time! Mine was caught on an orange top water lure!

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Taken in San Saba county. 148 7/8. Biggest deer to be taken off family place since owning it in 1996. Brooke shot this deer on her 25th birthday.

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While pre-fishing for the Pro Division of the Bob Sealey Big Bass Splash Fall Tournament with LakeFork Guy Justin Rackley, Chase landed his personal best for the 2016 year. The Bass was caught in the fall of 2016 on Lake Sam Rayburn.

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The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. A Sobering Situation The duties of a Texas game warden don’t always involve illegal acts in the field. While on patrol in Del Rio, a Val Verde County game warden took quick action after observing a vehicle driving on the

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High fences in Texas are nothing new but the debate on ethics and how ranchers who run high fence operations, whether it be for hunting, breeding, or any other purpose, is continuing to be a highly debated topic. As the legend goes, the way I understand it at least, high fences originated in Texas in

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I stated in a previous blog “Steel Shot, is bigger, better?” that I would be going over the new non round steel shot on the market today.  When I say “non round” I am referring to Winchester Blind Side and Federal Black Cloud steel shot shells.  These shells have been a hot bed of controversy

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On this podcast, Dustin interviews Blake Marshall, head guide and owner of King of Eights Outfitters based in West Central Texas. We talk about the start of Blakes’s guiding career, conservation and wild game management, predator control, dream hunts for disabled military veterans and other deserving disabled hunters and much more.   Blake’s Website: http://kingofeights.com/

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This was my son’s first kill. And what I first kill it was. Big leon county 8 point bases are 4.5 inches.

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This buck was taken just outside of Moore, TX on 11-27-16. The buck was a 4.5 yr old and was guarding a “hot” doe from 3 other younger bucks and we were able to get a good shot at him. Michael is so calm when he shoots, he makes sure the shot we be a

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157 inch 12 pointer killed in Fredricksberg on the last day of out 5 day

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Ty had never shot anything bigger than a .22 and this was his time. I am so proud of him. He watched me shoot the largest 8 point of my life the day prior. He was ready and loved every second. Going back this weekend. Another young hunter is hooked.

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Lake Texoma striper fishing is on fire! The word is out about our striper fishing shrine. Devout fishermen are now making pilgrimage to Lake Texoma for some World Class Fishing. On Lake Texoma we catch fish every month of the year. December has turned into our second favorite month for striper catching. This December the

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The Fort Lauderdale Boat Show is known for having lots of new model introductions, and this year was no different. While many of the cool new boats being displayed were motor yachts, cruisers, and the like, there was also a slew of red-hot fishing boats being introduced for the very first time. Here are three

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My little 4 year old Angler Kaden Bumpous caught this 27 1/2 Slot Red while fishing live Shrimp in Galveston. He hooked and reeled the fish in by himself.

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First Dove hunt for My Grandson, Zac. Got his First dove and learned how to pull its head. Hunt in Bell County.

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A possible world record whitetail deer was killed in Sumner County, Tennessee on Monday. But it was days in the making. Stephen Tucker, 26, of Gallatin attempted to shoot the trophy buck with a muzzleloader on Saturday, but his gun misfired. He saw the animal again later in the day but was too far away

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When I was a child we watched every western that was on TV and or the movies.  A good John Wayne or Randolph Scott western was hard to beat no matter what screen it was on.  We often went to the local drive in theater to catch a movie and they usually played a double

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