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As Spring Turkey season gets underway this month across the nation, here are a few tips to help with your spring turkey hunts. Where to find spring turkeys Pre-season scouting is an…

" Just wanted to send you a few pics of the Texas Hunter Feeders we have. Here’s the new Fish Feeder installed on our pond. Love the products and the customer support you have given me over…

from our friends at Field & Stream Face your Duck Blind in the Right Direction Sometimes you have no choice but on a cloudless day, an east-facing duck blind requires shooti…

Now is the ideal time to get your protein feeders in place during these winter months when whitetail deer are desperately searching for the necessary nutrition. Whitetail deer can lose up to 30%…

These images were sent to us from Ron Iannacone - Colts Neck, New Jersey. Thanks, Ron!        …

By Bob Lusk, the Pond Boss Not long ago, feeding fish in your pond or lake was simple. Set up your fish feeder, head to the local feed store, buy whatever fish food they had, fill the feeder…

Hunting Tip - How to Use a Wine Cork for Face Camouflage Keep a wine cork and lighter in your gear bag for times when you need to hide one of the biggest warning signs to wild game – your fac…

This backstrap recipe will hit the spot after a long day of hunting. Cook it at your basecamp or on the back patio; either way, it will taste incredible. Ingredients: Backst…

How do you become America’s #1 Protein Feeder? With a patented design and a high-density roto-molded manufacturing process - just like whitewater kayaks and Yeti® Coolers. Texas Hunter’s X…

" 2017 was my first year with the 1200 lbs. Texas Hunter Protein Feeders. I bought three 1200 lbs. feeders from the local coop here in Kansas. Feeding protein year-round and having feeders that a…

A great patty melt is the sum of its parts, even more so than a standard burger. And though those parts are few—just some quality ground venison, onion, Swiss cheese, and rye bread—the end resu…

The incident serving as the basis for this column was based loosely on true events. The memory of the bar setting stuck in my mind and several years later I expanded the anecdote into a short story…