Hunting

When out hunting, fishing, walking around, or just exploring there are some things that you need to be aware of when stepping foot on land that isn't yours. And in rural West Texas, you can often step foot on land that isn't yours and with hunting season around the corner, stepping foot where you shouldn't can get you in real trouble...

Hunting season is fast approaching in Texas and hunters across the state are preparing for a new season. That means making sure they have all the right gear, firearms, ammunition, and of course firearm accessories that they need. Texas hunters will also be brushing up on some of the new regulations that have been released by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department...

Plenty of us have said this before. Gun control, regulation, crack downs -- it's never really been about the AR-15 or any other "scary-looking, weapons of war" that the left likes to rail against. It's all guns that they want gone, and it doesn't matter if it's Beto O'Rourke or President Joe Biden saying it. ...

Are West Texas Hunters spreading Covid-19 to Whitetail Deer?

Chronic Wasting Disease, also known as CWD, was discovered in a free-ranging mule deer buck in Buffalo Springs back in February of 2021, and now a CWD zone encompasses parts of southeast Lubbock County.

Numerous changes, including to fishing at Lake Alan Henry and the creation of a new javelina hunting season in the South Plains and Texoma, are being considered.

Down backroads off of hunting leases, you're bound to see some pretty redneck ways of transporting a kill, but on Interstate 10? Yep.

Putting grown hunters to shame, a 10-year-old Texas girl bagged a 13-foot alligator on a hunting trip this past weekend in the Guadalupe River near Victoria.

September 1 marks the opening of dove season. Game Warden and Public Information Officer Aaron Sims warns hunters against "double bagging."

Animal rights activists across the globe have expressed outrage at photos posted to Facebook by a 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader.

First it was blankets, then Chia Heads, then wine. And now, The Robertson family is putting out their own signature line of guns.