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By Caroline Castrillon – Forbes Magazine The current crisis has businesses globally urging, and in many cases mandating, that employees work from home. If you’re new to working remotely 100% of the time, this could be a significant adjustment. You may not have been prepared to turn your living space into your workspace for the foreseeable [...]

Birds are singing in the mornings. Spring is here. That means gobblers are getting fired-up. Here’s a run-down on some turkey talk. Wild turkey calls are a universal language no matter what part of America you’re hunting. Here are the basic sounds you should know: Gobble — this call is uttered by the male turkeys [...]

Whether you’re a veteran buck hunter or a newbie heading into the woods for the first time, these 7 pointers can help you see more success this season. Tip 1 - Google it Check out your hunting area on Google Maps prior to your trip. Take a print-out to show hunters who are new to the area. [...]

Just in time for Dove Season. Check out this great product review from our friends at the Texas Sporting Journal on the Texas Hunter Products Swivel Shooters Stool: Another trick to staying transparent to flying doves is to stay low. Being that I am in the older generation category, kneeling or bending does not work well [...]

A low grunt of bleat will stop a close-in deer most of the time, but you’ll need to minimize your movements. Make a call holder by sewing a loop of elastic cord on one side of the upper chest part of your jacket. Slip a grunt call under the loop so you can easily reach it with your mouth [...]

An easy recipe with a little zest! Prep Time: 10 min Cook Time: 6 min Serving Size: 4 Ingredients 1 lb. fresh or frozen striped bass fillets 2 tsp. olive oil 2 Tbsp. Italian parsley 1 Tbsp. basil and/or chives 2 tsp. finely shredded lemon peel 1 tsp. rosemary 1/4 tsp. salt 1/8 tsp. black pepper Directions Thaw fish, if frozen. Rinse and pat dry with paper towels. Cut [...]

Fortunately; Bill Poyneer's rainbow trout was a trophy-size fish. Otherwise, his unpleasant experience on Mexican Hay Lake would have remained just that. The balmy summer morning was clear when Poyneer paddled his canoe to the center of the lake, one of many sprinkled across the Indian reservations of Arizona's White Mountains. He carried a fly rod, a tackle box, and a 12-gauge [...]

"One more for good luck!" Dave Romeo shouted to the crowd lining the shores of Kahler's Pond, Long Island, New York. It was the afternoon of October 28, 1984, the last day of fishing season. Romeo, who had already caught 3,000 largemouth bass that season, flipped up the tip of his fishing rod and set the hook on [...]

By Matt Williams Texas Fish & Game Magazine Just in case you haven’t heard, the Toyota ShareLunker program run by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is now operating under a brand-new format. ShareLunker now offers several new ways to participate and a passel of attractive incentives to reel anglers in. First, a little history: Lake Fork guide Mark [...]