Hunting is a crucial part of wildlife management and conservation. Not only do we enjoy the challenge of hunting and the delicious meat that goes along with it, but we also respect animals and the land that offers us the privilege to hunt and feed our families.
Most of us go into the hunting woods each year concerned with safety. We keep our chambers empty, safeties on, and full-body harnesses for hunting from tree stands cinched and buckled tight. In Texas, many hunters wear snake-proof chaps or gaiters to thwart rattlesnakes –…
We heard a story about a hunter in Wisconsin who got a rough reminder about bowhunting safety. He was attacked by a deer he was hunting. We can learn some valuable lessons from this incident. While this type of hunting accident doesn't happen often, it's important…
Have you seen the Dude Perfect "Stereotypes: Hunting" video? It's been out for a while, but it's pretty funny and still relevant for experienced and young hunters alike. We recognized more than a few of those characters in our hunting buddies – but some safety issues in…
Every September and October, hunters return to fields and forests that are still green and growing for early-season hunts. However, they face one major problem: the old proverbial situation where the hunter becomes the hunted . . . by bugs. If grass and leaves are…
Many Texas hunters who take our online hunter safety courses use boats to carry out their hunting endeavors, especially those who love hunting waterfowl. As avid outdoor enthusiasts, many hunters also enjoy boating and fishing during the warm summer months – often as they await the next hunting…
