Hunting
Meet the Falconers, Who Hunt With the Help of Birds of Prey
The ancient art of falconry takes flight in the modern world.
Axis Deer Make an Exciting Hunt — and Meal
This elusive invasive roams the Hill Country.
- Ask a Warden: Tips for Duck Hunting Story by Wei-Wei Lin
- Turn Your Turkey Harvest Into a Delicious Katsu Dinner Story by Jesse Griffiths
- How to Boost Your Odds for a Texas Drawn Hunt Story by Morgan O'Hanlon
Mentors Take the Unknowns Out of Hunting
In South Texas, a mentored trip provides an opportunity to pass on hunting knowledge.
Where Doves Fly: Public Hunting in South Texas
Two women share friendship and a love of the hunt.
Yes, You Can Harvest a Buck on a Budget
A little creativity (and a spare washer and dryer), helps a new hunter find a place to hunt.
Recent in Shooting sports
Students Take Up Target Shooting With Air Rifles
Schools offer new program on shooting sports.
Dawn Of The Dove Hunter
A mentored hunt provides the tools for a successful harvest.
Story and photos by Maegan Lanham
Hamilton Puts on a Festival For the Love of Dove
The Hamilton County Dove Festival provides a rollicking kickoff ot bird hunting season.
Story by Eva Frederick
Small-Town Goldthwaite Comes Alive With the Opening of Deer Season
Central Texas town's stores, restaurants and hotels benefit from hunting season.
Story by Whitney BishopRecent in Deer Hunting
Yes, You Can Harvest a Buck on a Budget
A little creativity (and a spare washer and dryer), helps a new hunter find a place to hunt.
Story and photos by Seth Driskell
Deer Carcass Requirement Updates Provide Hunters More Options
TPWD updates regulations to protect Texas deer.
By Lerrin Johnson
Melanistic (Dark) Deer In The Hill Country.
The opposite of albinos, melanistic deer can be found in a small segment of the Hill Country.
Story by Ben RehderRecent in Public hunting
How to Boost Your Odds for a Texas Drawn Hunt
With savvy planning, you can increase your chances of getting chosen.
Story by Morgan O'Hanlon
Chaparral Wildlife Management Area Captures the Subtle Magic of South Texas Brush Land
"The Chap" is a celebrated destination for hunting, hiking, camping and bird-watching.
Story by Eva Frederick