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Blog - Helping Fawns Survive the Summer Months
Providing cover helps fawns survive these summer months. Fawns experience fast growth over the summer months. Fawns in northern states are typically born in May and June while fawns in the South are born over a much wider time frame. Healthy fawns average 4 to 8 pounds at birth, and then double that weight during the first 2 weeks [...]
Recipe - Texas Hunter Real Ale Beer Battered Fish
Texas Hunter’s Real Ale Beer Battered Fish Recipe INGREDIENTS: 2 quarts vegetable oil for frying 8 (4 ounce) fillets – catfish, bass, bluegill, cod, etc… salt and pepper to taste 1 cup all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons garlic powder 2 tablespoons paprika 2 teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons ground black pepper 1 egg, beaten 1 bottle of Real Ale Lost Gold IPA (or your favorite beer) DIRECTIONS: Heat oil in a deep fryer to 365 degrees F [...]
Blog - Catching More Catfish
Catfish are one of the staples for anglers who enjoy eating their catch. Channel catfish are abundant throughout the south, spawning in holes and crevices in flowing water. Channel catfish may exceed 40 pounds, although the typical size is less than five pounds. White catfish, yellow bullheads and brown bullheads usually range from one to two pounds, and readily spawn [...]
Blog - Catching "Fun Fish" this Summer in Your Lake or Pond
Freshwater ponds and lakes can produce a lot of "Fun Fish" to catch if you know how to get the most out of your fishing experience. Targeting each species with the right bait and techniques can go a long way to making great fishing memories. Whether you practice catch and release or aim to bring [...]
Blog - Finding Bass This Summer
Threadfin shad are among the most abundant - and sought after targets - of feeding bass. They’re common in southern waters and their range extends into the Midwest, though they are sensitive to cold water and die when the water temperature drops below 41°. The plankton–eating shad spawn near the surface at first light when water temperatures are higher [...]
Blog - How to Produce Trophy Bass with Texas Hunter Fish Feeders
by Bob Lusk the Pond Boss In past years, feeding fish was a past-time. Folks were entertained by the novelty of finny critters chasing floating food pellets on the surface. They had not been informed about the benefits. What a difference a few years and fisheries science has made for today’s off-the chart results for–feeding fish. High [...]
Blog - Does Protein Feeding Really Make a Difference?
Have you wondered why some land managers feed protein to deer while others don’t? Let’s take a look at two whitetail studies that used high-quality protein to see what impact it made on antler and body sizes. The results might shock you! The main reason to feed protein is because deer and all other mammals need it to grow. It’s [...]
Blog - Spring Turkey Season
As spring turkey season approaches, hunters all over will be heading into the woods. Some are seasoned hunters and others will be on their first adventure. There is nothing more exciting than a gobbler sounding off from the roost in the pre-dawn light, or the sight of those beautiful tail feathers fanned out while he struts around the hens! Whether [...]
Blog - Springtime Protein Feeding
Spring is here! The air and soil temperatures are rising, and new vegetation is emerging in the fields and woods. Whitetail deer require a balanced diet throughout the year and, as the seasons change, so do the nutritional requirements of bucks, does, and fawns. Their diets will vary slightly but protein is critical to all three. It is important [...]
Deer and Protein Pellets
Deer and Protein: Deer Protein Pellets By Purina Animal Nutrition Expert Dr. Larry Varner, Deer Nutritionist for Purina Animal Nutrition There is considerable controversy regarding the percentage of dietary protein that deer require. Many people believe that deer cannot tolerate more than 16 percent dietary protein, and that high-protein diets are wasteful or even toxic. This simply is not true. High [...]
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