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7 Tips to Bag More Dove

With their aerial acrobatics, dove can be tough little birds to hit. If you try to track or measure your shots, let us warn you in advance, you’ll just be shooting a lot of holes in the sky. So with dove hunting, it’s OK and usually best to let your instincts take over.Use a modified or improved-cylinder choke tube [...]

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Product Review - Texas Hunter Products Swivel Dove Stool

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 [...]

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The Big 4-0 for Annual Hunters Extravaganza

Jerry Johnston always thought big.When he founded what may be the first magazine focusing on white-tailed deer hunting in 1975, he didn’t sell subscriptions; he sold memberships in what he called the Texas Trophy Hunters Association, headquartered in San Antonio.Magazine was nowhere to be found in the publication’s name, Texas Hunters Hotline, which later morphed into The Journal of the Texas [...]

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Mosquito Control Tips for Ponds and Lakes

Mosquito Control Tips for Ponds and Lakes  by:  SOLitude Lake Management    To drastically reduce the ideal environments for mosquitoes to breed and live, we recommend the following ecologically sustainable, preventative, and proactive mosquito control measures to pond and lake owners. “Lake owners need to take extra care in eliminating or altering all environments that attract mosquitoes for breeding,” said David Beasley, [...]

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How to Produce Trophy Bass

How to Produce Trophy Bass 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 protein [...]

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Grilled Chile Spiced Fish Fillets

Grilled Chile Spiced Fish Fillets. What better time is there to fire up the grill than summer time? Grilled fish fillets are quick, enjoyable and most of all, healthy. This inexpensive Grilled Chile Spiced Fish Fillets recipe is perfect for that lazy summer evening. Any fish will do; bass, catfish, snapper, trout, tilapia or cod. White fish [...]

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5 Most Important Principles of Pond Management

by Bob Lusk, Pond Boss MagazineOver decades of trying to figure out how ponds work, it’s become distinctly apparent that every pond is different, and each has its own quirks. Some seem to work in harmony with themselves and their owners, while others blow up and act like a rebellious teenager—and we become frustrated parents. A pond in a [...]

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4 Reasons to Take Your Kids Fishing This Summer

#1 Get ‘em outdoors. Most kids spend a lot of time in front of electronics after school and during winter months. And even if they’re involved in sports, doesn’t necessarily mean they’re focused on being outdoors. Summer is a great time to pick-up a couple of fishing poles and head to a nearby state park with a lake. Being [...]

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Designing a Feeding Program for your Fish

Designing a Fish Feeding Program By Bob Lusk... Not long ago, we heard from a neighbor that we could feed our fish. Heck, walk out on the dock, stomp your foot three times and toss out little hunks of day-old bread and watch the catfish come to the surface like whiskered vacuum cleaners and suck it down their [...]

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