The professional bass tours are marked not only by great fishermen, but really good people.
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The real summer is finally in the rearview mirror and for Texans the Indian summer, also known as fall, begins. With a few weeks until the first freeze, hunters are planning their weekends to their deer lease. Fishermen, however, are heading back to the lakes.
If there ever was a year to utilize “rain in a sack” for white-tailed deer in Texas, this was it.
When it comes to a passionate interest, waterfowl hunters are about as rabid as they come. To get up well before daylight, squeeze into ridiculously tight neoprene waders and head out onto the water in freezing temperatures you must either be crazy or beyond consumed by the sport.
If you ever worked at a company that had heavy machinery or dangerous equipment, you probably heard the slogan Safety First.
When settlers first came to eastern Texas, they found the old-growth forests teeming with wild turkeys, deer, bobwhite quail, cougars and black bear.
BERRYVILLE -- One Shot Retrievers will hold its annual snake avoidance training clinic for hunting dogs and house pets Aug. 28.
It is going to be hard for this dove season to top last year, and that is a good thing.
In the last couple of years I have garnered a new appreciation for bass management.
When I first started hunting, your choice of camouflage was woodlands or woodlands, and that was a radical leap from just a few years before when a hunter would grab whatever shirt or jacket they had in their closet.