texas parks and wildlife department

These are my "Fearless Fave Five" deer hunting tips for a more successful hunting season.

Beware, one of our nearby counties have detected a free-ranging deer with the deadly Chronic Wasting Disease. Know where to go.

I'd like to believe that the "Don't Mess With Texas" campaign might have something to do with it.

This Labor Day weekend make sure to wear your life jacket. And as always, don't drink and boat. Beware, the game wardens will be out in full force looking for violations.

Seeing a turtle crossing the road in Texas is common. Stopping to pick up the turtle and move it across the road could get you in trouble or maybe not.

With warmer days and better weather here, we are all heading to the lake for some R&R, just remember to "Clean, Drain, and Dry." If you don't you can be being fined $500.

Texas has had some huge largemouth bass caught and set in the record books. Lake O. H. Ivie has five in the Top 25 in the Lone Star State. Here's the Top 50 list.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has begun stocking rainbow trout at many favorite fishing spots throughout Texas. Plus, fishing in a State Park does not require a license.

If you are going hunting for the elusive white-tailed deer, know what not to do. Avoid making these common everyday mistakes and get that B&C wall hanger.

This year's unusually hot and dry weather has had a negative effect on deer hunting, the deer population, and the quality of the deer. However the season appears to be improving fast.