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Could Artificial Eggs Help Restore Extinct Birds and Save Endangered Species?

What if scientists could develop an artificial egg capable of helping restore bird species that disappeared centuries ago? It sounds like science fiction, but researchers at Colossal Biosciences are exploring technologies that could open new possibilities for wildlife conservation, biodiversity ...
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Fall Wadefishing for Texas Speckled Trout

Late October and the transition into November can offer some of the finest speckled trout wadefishing of the year along the Texas coast. Cooling water temperatures, migrating baitfish and increasingly frequent cold fronts create opportunities for anglers willing to adjust ...
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Last Chance Flounder: Target Staging Fish Before November Closure

November 1 marks the beginning of Texas’ annual flounder closure, but anglers still have an opportunity to catch some quality flatfish before the season shuts down. In fact, the final days of October can offer some of the most interesting ...
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Fall Giants: October Can Produce Monster Texas Bass

Fall is one of the best times of year to catch largemouth bass in Texas. As water temperatures begin to cool and baitfish move into creeks and coves, bass often become increasingly aggressive, creating outstanding opportunities for anglers. Finding schools ...
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Surveys Say TX Quail Season Looks Promising

Quail season kicks off Nov. 1, and the annual Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) roadside survey signaled good population numbers going into opening day. Good habitat conditions, along with timely rainfall, helped bobwhite and scaled quail production. “Texas Parks ...
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Don’t Let Your Boat Spread Invasive Species

One of the most important things Texas freshwater anglers can do to protect their favorite fishing lakes takes place after the fishing trip is over. Before leaving the boat ramp, take a few minutes to inspect your boat, trailer and ...
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Protecting the Waters Behind America’s Fishing Traditions

America’s lakes and rivers are more than places to catch fish. They’re where generations of anglers have learned to cast, caught their first bass and developed a lifelong appreciation for the outdoors. In Texas, those traditions run deep. From chasing ...
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Catching Giant Fall Bass on Main-Lake Humps and Ridges

Fall is a time of transition for largemouth bass on Texas reservoirs. As water temperatures begin to drop, shad move into creeks and coves, and bass often follow. This creates some outstanding shallow-water opportunities, but anglers looking for truly big ...
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Seasnakes in the Texas Gulf?

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Texas Hunters Could Become Important Eyes in Screwworm Fight

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An African Lion In A Texas Chicken Coop?

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Spinners for Specks
Spinnerbaits probably aren’t the first lures that come to mind when Texas ...
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Tricks For Catching Trout Under the Birds
Few things get a Texas coastal angler’s blood pumping like seeing gulls ...
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The Mystery of Upper Coast Snook
When Texas anglers think about snook, they usually look south. The Lower ...
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TPWD Give Red Tide Update
GULF COAST — On Sept. 8, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) ...
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What Does an Outboard Box Have to Do With a Cleaner Ocean?
When most anglers think about protecting the ocean from plastic, they probably ...
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What the Real-Life Quint From Jaws Knew About Circle Hooks
Frank Mundus knew a thing or two about catching big fish. The ...
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Could Artificial Eggs Help Restore Extinct Birds and Save Endangered Species?

What if scientists could develop an artificial egg capable of helping restore bird species that disappeared centuries ago? It sounds like science fiction, but researchers ...
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Fall Wadefishing for Texas Speckled Trout

Late October and the transition into November can offer some of the finest speckled trout wadefishing of the year along the Texas coast. Cooling water ...
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Spinners for Specks
Spinnerbaits probably aren’t the first lures that come to mind when Texas ...
birds working on fish
Tricks For Catching Trout Under the Birds
Few things get a Texas coastal angler’s blood pumping like seeing gulls ...
The Mystery of Upper Coast Snook
When Texas anglers think about snook, they usually look south. The Lower ...
Transition Time: Fall Bass and Crappie on Lake Conroe
Fall doesn’t arrive on Lake Conroe with one big cold front and ...
Slow Down For Manatees
Manatees are synonymous with Florida, but Gulf Coast boaters need to understand ...
Where Bass Country Meets Redfish Water
Some of the most interesting fishing on the Texas and Louisiana coasts ...
5.6 Million Deer-What TX Hunters Can Expect This Season
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) biologists indicate hunters can expect good ...
Night on the lease
After Dark on the Lease: Lights, Glass and the Night Shift Nobody Plans For
ASK A TEXAS HUNTER how much of the season they spend in the dark and most will guess wrong. Count it honestly. The walk to ...
The Domestic Secret Behind Texas Feral Hogs
A 725.8-pound hog taken in Southeast Texas recently created quite a stir. ...
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