Fishing. The meaning of that word to fisherman is just as different as the fish they are targeting. I’ve been fortunate to go on some awesome fishing trips in some really cool places and met a lot of great people along the way. One of the best things about living in Texas is the variety of fisheries
Every now and then the brutality of nature can wear down on an animal. As hunters we often see this in the form of broken antlers or horns of the animals we are hunting. Most of the time when a customer brings their trophy into a taxidermy shop this wear and tear on the antler or horn is just part of the story of that trophy’s life.
To many folks, this picture doesn’t mean much, but to duck and goose hunters this picture can mean literally a thousand things! It can sum up a once in a lifetime hunt, a dog’s first retrieve, a trophy bird you’ve been after for years, or a child’s first trophy that introduces them to the addictive sport we call waterfowl hunting.
With turkey season coming up it’s time to knock the rust of your turkey calling, pattern your shotgun, clean the dust off your turkey decoys and hit the woods. After deer, duck, elk, quail and pheasant season is over we all start dreaming of hearing turkeys fly off the roost and that spit drum of a ol’ tom coming
