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Fun Deer Facts - Texas Parks and Wildlife


Texas has around 3.6 million white-tailed deer, which are among the most popular game animal in North America. Get information about hunting in Texas at https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/

Retrieving Dogs, Ruby the Retriever


Witness the best of the best hunting dogs in action as they compete at the Master National retriever competition. Learn what it takes to breed and train a top-level hunting dog.

Firearm Muzzle Control


Skill Builders: Safe Muzzle Control Firearm safety requires you to know where the muzzle is pointed at all times.  Follow these basic safety rules for a safe, fun, enjoyable hunting trip. Find out more about hunter education at https://tpwd.texas.gov/education/hunter-education

Fun Turkey Facts - Texas Parks and Wildlife


There are about 600,000 wild Rio Grande turkeys found throughout the Western 2/3rds of Texas. They'll eat anything they can fit in their mouths from acorns to spiders.

Banding Doves in Texas - Tips from a Wildlife Biologist


Ever wonder why we band doves? To help conserve them of course! These tiny bands help biologists develop better management practices to ensure that doves will be around for future Texans too. For more info, visit: https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/game_management/dove_summary/

Passing Down the Legacy of Hunting


Those camo-clad kids spotted around the state represent the future of hunting and conservation in Texas. But the cost of hunting has increased dramatically as access to land has become limited. We'll profile a group of volunteers addressing this decline in hunting opportunities, as they search for innovative ways to introduce young people to this sport. To learn more about youth hunting opportunities in Texas, visit http://texasyouthhunting.com/ or http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/hunt/youth_hunting/. This segment can be seen on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Television Series on PBS. See what's on our program this week: http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/newsmedia/tv/. For a list of stations and air times: http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/newsmedia/tv/tvwhere.phtml.

Hunt, Gather, Cook


More and more people are wanting to know where their food comes from, and whether it's truly safe to eat. Whether you shop at a Farmers' Market, or go to wild game cooking classes, learning how to hunt and cook for your family is becoming more popular. Now, Texas Parks and Wildlife has some wild game recipes online for folks to try just as the hunting season kicks off and the holidays are upon us. For more information on wild game recipes and videos showing how to cook fish and game, go to www.tpwd.state.tx.us/wildgame

Buck Fever: Deer Hunting and Science


Buck Fever "Buck Fever" is a condition afflicting both deer hunters and wildlife biologists. And after 25 years of studies, we have learned so much more about how habitat and diet contribute to a healthy herd.

The New Breed of Hunters


Hank Shaw, author of "Hunt, Gather, Cook" and blogger Holly Heyser describe how local food proponents are turning to hunting, fishing and foraging for fresh, natural food. Find hunting and fishing resources in Texas at http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/

A Mentored Hunt


A Mentored Hunt Getting youth started in the heritage of hunting is great but what if you are an adult like Ralston Dorn who’s interested in taking up the sport? Texas Parks and Wildlife now has “mentored hunts” to give grownups a taste of the outdoors from field to table. Learn more at: https://tpwd.texas.gov/education/hunter-education

Will Hunt For Food


Marshall Wright is an Austin blogger, a gourmet cook, and now a… hunter? Urbanites interested in healthy, tasty, locally-sourced foods are trying hunting for the first time. Follow Marshall as he learns about hunting from this new perspective.

Presentation: A Comparison of Lead and Steel Shot Loads for Harvesting Mourning Doves


Dr. Brian Pierce, Institute of Renewable Natural Resources, Texas A&M University, provides an overview of the study, including background, methodology, results, and management implications. Read the full study at http://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/game_management/dove_summary/

Hunting as a Refuge | Texas Parks & Wildlife


For Robin Bradbery the outdoors is what she calls her “happy place.” That’s no surprise, lots of folks rush to nature for the release. But for Robin, it’s more than that, it’s a chance for her to escape the challenges of living with Autism.

Cool Quail Facts - Texas Parks and Wildlife


Texas has four species of quail. The most popular is the bobwhite quail known for its call. It's numbers have been in decline for the past 25 years but now folks are helping out.

Big Time Texas Hunts 2021 Drawings


Big Time Texas Hunts Life's Short, Hunt Big Win any of ten premium hunt packages on some of the finest private ranches and prime wildlife management areas in Texas. Purchase by October 15, 2021 $9.00 per online entry

Win a Big Time Texas Hunt


Enter your chance to win 10 premium hunt packages on some of the finest private ranches and wildlife management areas in Texas. Proceeds from the Big Time Texas Hunts drawing support wildlife conservation, habitat management and public hunting. To enter, visit www.tpwd.texas.gov/txhunts.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Public Hunts are Open


While 2020 has been a year like no other due to COVID-19, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Public Hunts are moving forward as scheduled for the 2020-21 hunting season! We’re taking steps to adhere to all CDC recommendations and ensure safety among TPWD staff and the general public during hunt orientations, check-in’s and check-out’s. Life’s STILL better outside.https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/

Learning to Hunt for Food, Field to Fork


How do you get started if you want to hunt for the protein you eat? The Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation’s Mentored Hunts is a great place to start. We follow Noah Rudino, a health and nutrition enthusiast, as he hunts for the first time for his food. Find our more about Stewards of the Wild: https://www.tpwf.org/sotw/ #deer #deerhunting #texaswildlife #texashunting #texasoutdoors #outdooradventure #outdoors #texas #wildlife

We Will Not Be Tamed - A Natural Connection


Meet Adrian Sabom and Xochitl Rodriguez. From the brush country of South Texas to the mountains of West Texas, these two women have outdoor pursuits as different as the landscapes. Both are mothers, one is a hunter, the other a hiker. When they meet and share their interests, they develop a friendship and a deeper appreciation of the outdoors. Find out more at: https://www.wewillnotbetamed.org/

Wildlife & Sport Fish Restoration Program, 75th Anniversary


Overview of the impact of the Wildlife & Sport Fish Restoration Program, a funding source generated by hunters, anglers, shooters and boaters that supports wildlife and fisheries restoration, research, habitat protection, education and outreach for hunters and anglers, along with improving public access through boat ramps and fishing piers.

ADA Hunt at Inks Lake State Park


A Place for All (ada hunt) Hunting season is right around the corner. But most hunting blinds are not designed for people with disabilities. Inks Lake State Park northwest of Austin has tackled that problem by building special hunting blinds that are accessible for people with physical limitations. Find public hunting opportunities at http://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/

Win a Waterfowl Adventure!


Enter our Big Time Texas Hunts to win one of 10 premium hunt packages, including waterfowl adventures on some of the best hunting lands in Texas. Enter at https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/btth/ Proceeds support wildlife conservation, habitat management, and public hunting.

In Memory of Jacob Krebs


In Memory of Jacob Krebs A young man’s dream to become a Navy Seal and serve his country ends too quickly, but his values and family and community love sparks new opportunities and even life for many others. The Harper Wildlife Association Youth Hunt in Memory of Jacob Krebs is now an annual event providing first time hunting opportunities to youth who come from a military background.

Quail Research Hunt - Texas Parks and Wildlife


Members of the young professionals program, Stewards of the Wild, participate in a quail hunt at the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch in Roby, Texas. The ranch is solely dedicated to the research and restoration of wild quail.

Family Deer Hunt, A Season of Plenty


A Season of Plenty Every year Mabel Birkner hits the woods and heads for the family’s favorite deer blind. At nearly 100 years old, this feisty woman of the wilds has a lot of knowledge to pass down to her family.