Written: 06/28/2007 12:51 by: Texas Outdoors View

Conservation. Hunting. The Ducks. That's what it's all about. The festivities for the 2007 DU State Convention began on Friday at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Austin. I was welcomed by several large trucks with DU stickers on the back windows and I was pretty confident I was in the right place. ...

Written: 06/21/2007 13:41 by: Chris Weidner View

...After a brief explanation of our assigned posts and how it would all play out we, quickly and quietly, opened the truck doors and moved out into the cool, dark night.

Trying my best to keep my camera at the ready and my head out of harm’s way, I stood on the ground at the back of the truck, beneath the swivel of Jason’s Bushmaster .223 Varmint Edition and Mike Stuard's homemade spotlight.

Written: 06/06/2007 10:47 by: Texas Outdoors View

Nothing says Memorial Day Weekend like a family picnic.  And this past May 26th, the TexasHuntFish.com Team (Debra, Diana, and Chris) was invited to attend a “family picnic” of sorts for the Texas Big Game Awards Edwards Plateau Region.  As we arrived in Burnet, Texas and entered the Galloway Hammo...

Written: 03/28/2007 11:29 by: Jason Parrish View

8 hours after leaving Austin, driving West by Southwest, I was still in Texas. On US 385 South, 31.8 miles south of Marathon, I turned down a dirt road. The GPS told me it was called, “Dove Mountain Rd.” named after Dove Mountain. 19 miles down the dirt road I started to doubt my directions. 25 miles down the dirt road I found the KO LODGE.

Written: 11/28/2006 14:08 by: Jason Parrish View

The story begins on opening day of Dove Season.  Yes, Dove Season.  Yes, I know the title says “Quail Walking Hunt.”  Just a moment, let me bring you up to speed.

Written: 10/12/2006 15:13 by: texashuntfish View

I'm a huge fan of hunting in the panhandle of Texas.  Although you don't get the beautiful oaks, thick brush or tall pines that characterize the rest of the state!  the sunsets are bigger and the air is colder.  The second I heard there was a public hunting area in the panhandle and that it was over 46,000 acres I knew I had to visit it the next chance I got.  The hunting area is called Lake Meredith National Recreation Area and it opens up the possibilities of all kinds of outdoor opportunities including hunting Mule Deer, Whitetail, Quail, Turkey, Goose, Ducks and many predators.  There is also much to fish for on the big waters of Lake Meredith that the Area surrounds.

Written: 10/12/2006 15:11 by: Jason Parrish View

What a morning!  On four hours of sleep, after buying a new camera/camcorder and recharging the battery on my 70Watt inverter in my truck; while trying to find this beautiful remote ranch off HWY 83 (near Kerrville) without any food in my belly; I finally made it!  Everyone take note: the gate code is 1985.