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Summary: Ducks, Dogs, and Jerk Lines By: W. S. Allen The all but undetectable coffee scented steam rose to a height of just a few inches until some silent force dispersed it to the wind. The steam sensing it’s emanate demise throws caution to the wind as it preformed a seductive ballo...
Applications for Drawings on Texas Public Hunting Lands
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Don't complain about the cost of hunting in Texas if you haven't taken advantage of the many public hunting opportunities available. There are several raffles that give you a 1 in 10 chance of winning - did you buy your $10 permit? The RiverSummary: Hunting on the Trinity river my entire life I have learned to hunt throuh some difficult times and situations. It is amazing how things and places can change so drastically in a few years. I can remember being a young boy and Dad picking me up from school on a Friday evening. We would head home ...
Late Season Ducks a Challenge
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This morning, I was sharing the blind with a great wingshot who I had watched on many previous hunts make some astounding shots. Between the two of us, we strapped a total of 4 ducks today. Granted, we both missed a couple of shots that should have been made, but that always seems to be the case. The morning was foggy with just enough wind to keep the decoys moving, pretty close to perfect conditions for duck hunting. They were plenty of birds in the air, especially within the first hour of shooting time. RFA John P. (Jack) Cowan BanquetSummary: Jason: As a long-time friend of Jack Cowan, wildlife artist 'extraordinaire', I want to compliment and thank you for your excellent website that you have furnished to the upcoming banquet which will honor Jack. Jack Cowan, now at the wonderful age of 88, has given his entire life to making outdo...
Managing Whitetails in the 21st Century, Part II: What Is Happening To Our Deer?Summary: BY DR. JAMES C. KROLL May/June 2004 Issue of Texas Deer Association Tracks Author's Note: My wife and I were in the middle of a cemetery near San Antonio placing a stone at her younger brother's grave when my cell phone interrupted our work. It was my sister. The obvious emotion in her voice to...
Providing Land Managers with Options for Wetland Construction and ManagementSummary: In another life, I spent considerable time chasing migratory game birds in the High Plains ecoregion of Texas. A person either has a passion for hunting waterfowl, or must be a little crazy to break ice, while setting out a spread of decoys on a playa lake. I remember days, where I literally s...
My Father/Son Bickering Hunt
Summary: Two years ago, I had my leg in a cast for most of hunting season, but I continued to hunt as much as I could. I especially kept duck hunting. I would wrap my cast in plastic garbage bags and duck tape it so that I could walk on the mud. I could not wear waders though, so I had to rely on a partner ...
Forever Grateful
Summary: In Mid November of 2006 the 3 rd annual Show of Support, “Hunt for Heroes” took place in Midland, Texas. This was a night that had the entire town of Midland stopping in more ways than one. The point of this program was to honor 24 soldiers who had recently returned from Afghanistan or Iraq an...
Last Duck Hunt of 2007
Summary: This past weekend I went duck hunting Friday through Sunday, and for the first time this season, I had to hunt alone. My normal hunting partners are younger than me, and it just so happens that both of them chose to chase "wimmen" instead of go out and whack some ducks. Although I don't like to hun...
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