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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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Paloma Fest
With September around the corner, I am starting to let dove hunting creep back into my mind. Dove season comes about the same time as our peak exhaustion from the …
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The Boerne Bass Club: The Tug Is the Drug
I set my alarm for 4:30 am, knowing I will wake up with excitement before it even goes off. Then, the boat ramp anxiety sets in a bit. But all …
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Devil’s River
After a three hour drive, we arrive at an old 1960’s South Texas ranch house. Pulling in, you immediately notice the other trucks carrying kayaks parked around the barn, guys …
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Cazando El Pavo Del Rio Grande – (hunting the Rio Grande Turkey)
I am going to take two steps forward and one back with this article. I know I just got done talking to you about the transition from hunting season to …
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The Spring Transition: Fishing the Guadalupe River with Jed Mazour
Fishing the Guadalupe River with Jed Mazour For the avid outdoorsman, February is a slow time of year. Hunting season is wrapped up and it’s too cold to fish most …