The Perfect Weekend in Boerne, Texas
The Perfect Weekend in Boerne, Texas Boerne is getting bigger and drawing more attention each year. People flock to our town on the weekends from all over the country – …
Jed Mazour
Passion and Christ
Passion and Christ Passion and Christ Each time, just before I turn the lights off, I stop and stare. Her uniform is clean and ready for inspection. Belly full of …
The Pecos River and The Starlight Canvas
I have done my best to explain how unforgiving the terrain is. I have emphasized the uncomfortable fact that there is only one way in and one way out. Rain …
Las Cuatas
Thirty-five miles down from what seems more like an endless desert trail leading to your doom than a weekend away. Random washouts, massive holes, and lots of dust. If we …
The Mighty Pecos and The Singing Shaman
The 30,000 acre Continental Ranch sits just outside of Comstock Texas. Flanked by the mighty Pecos River on her west and no man’s land on her east. In 1836 Texas …
Pearsall Texas 1962
Southwest Texas is a very special place for my family, specifically, on my in-laws’ side. In 1962, my wife’s grandfather purchased a roughly 450-acre ranch in Pearsall, not for farming …
Devils In The Fall
This was going to be a unique trip in a few ways. Instead of our standard four-day float, we will only be camping one night and fishing two half days. …
Outdoors: Behold, Yellowstone Park
As a kid, you may have dreamed a lot about the great outdoors; things like snow-covered Rocky Mountain peaks, raging rivers, and giant wild animals. Your dreams and imagination could …
Outdoors: The Pursuit
Cooler mornings and earlier sunsets. An extra cup of morning coffee and maybe a finger or two of evening bourbon. Time to inventory the firewood out front and spread …
My Homage to the Guadalupe River Tragedy
Over the past couple of weeks, I have been concentrating on ideas for this article. I knew what I needed to write about, but I have been avoiding it. I …