Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has announced some of the changes to keep in mind. There will be new options for digital licenses this season. Fully Digital options (digital tagging) for all recreational hunting, fishing...
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This past weekend, our owner Jared Habel. Traveled to Arizona for a Once in a lifetime Velvet hunt. Bucks in Velvet are still in the growing phase. They tend to be more relaxed and less...
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Why pay Hunting/Fishing License Fees? Wildlife agencies are funded through Hunting License Fees. These wildlife agencies are responsible for sponsoring conservation efforts. Everything from Habitat Protection and Restoration, Wildlife Management, Public Access, Education and Enforcement. Many...
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In the USA, each state is responsible for charging hunters for License and Tag fees. Here is a list of every State and its Hunting Regulations for the area. Please Hunt Responsibly! Alabama Hunter Education...
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Hunting and ConservationSome people may not realize that Hunting can and does help in conservation efforts around the world. It’s also one of the oldest and most important practices in Human History. Before Hunting was considered...
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Hunts, drawings, games, concert, prizes…and more. You’ll find everything you need to make this season a success. Plus, you’ll have the chance to get access to exclusive deals on unforgettable hunts. Western Hunting &...
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Black Hawaiian Sheep were first introduced to Hawai’i by Capt. Vancouver in the late 1700’s. Large populations exist in our upper elevation dry land forest and meadows. Mouflon Sheep are generally hunted in steeper open...
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Mouflon Sheep are often considered the most highly prized game mammal on the Island of Hawaii. They live in rough lava flows at high elevation close to the summits of the Big Islands Mauna Kea...
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Axis Deer were introduced to Hawaii in 1867 as a gift to King Kamehameha. They produce beautiful trophy mounts and are great table fare. Trophy axis bucks in Hawaii’s private ranches average 30 – 33 inch...
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Pronghorn are all-American creatures, and are unique in many ways. This includes their unusual horns, which they got their name from. They have a bony core that remains with the animal across its life span,...
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Mountain lion is the fourth largest feline in the world, much larger than leopards. And yet, in spite of a dramatic increase in attacks on people, for its size, ability and distribution, the mostly shy...
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New Mexico has a reputation for offering some biggest elk trophies in North America, and has the third largest elk herd (about 80,000 animals). Non-resident hunters can get OTC tags through the landowner preference program...
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Turkey hunting enthusiasts cherish the “Grand Slam” – which is each of the four turkey subspecies found in the USA. Hunting and collecting the “Big Six” in North America, is an even greater challenge. The...
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Sika deer is a small, beautiful animal with white spots. The bucks carry thick, branched antlers with all points growing from the same stem, typically four points on each side – rarely five and almost...
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Sable antelope is a wonderful and beautiful animal. A Sable antelope can use its long curving horns to reach an attacking predator where most other horned and antlered animals can’t – in the back next...
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Red deer is the royal game of Europe and is found in most European countries. Carefully preserved by kings and princes, red deer survived the agricultural and industrial revolutions and is thriving in Europe –...
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Oryx is a genus of antelopes well adapted to dry open semi-deserts and steppes. Today, four main species of Oryx are recognized. South African Oryx, a.k.a. Gemsbok or Gemsbuck, has a healthy and abundant population...
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Fallow deer owe their survival as a species to humans. Most of their immediate relatives, including the Irish Elk, died out. Today, however, Fallow deer numbers today are so high, they do a lot of...
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