If y'all ain't a mind game.


Ammo comes in boxes of twenty.

ha yeah, thats a wild story, didn't his brand get bought up by a private equity?

Those high fences keep superior genetics from jumping a fence. Some folks only invest in the highest grade stock.


Ergo, that's how they can charge the money to hunt, that they do. That fence cost money.

TPWD is the gold standard for fishery and wildlife management. Been watching the classic anglers bang DD’s all week on multiple lakes in our area. We’re spoiled by living here, listen to what people who hunt and fish all over the country have to say about the job TPWD does. No chance the deer breeder wins this one.

If all you have to complain about is how they handle INVASIVE SPECIES like hydrilla perhaps a fella should turn his attention towards the 2 federal entities that listed it as an invasive species to begin with. You’re never going to have a leg to stand on until that goes away.

thats pathetic

Purtis Creek State Park is a good example. It was once the gem of the lake system. We used to fish there every weekend. It was not uncommon to catch double digit bass there. They removed the hydrilla and the bass fishing has never been the same. The effect of having no grass for cover of newly spawned fry totally ruined the fishing and still hasn’t recovered. Huge mistake!

It’s pretty much the same as live scoping isn’t it?

I wish they’d abolish having to drive 1-1/2 in I20 traffic to get a stupid boat registration! Why it can’t be done at a local county tax office is beyond me

It can be done at the local county tax office IF CAD has someone trained to do boat registration. Most don't but a few do.

I don't care if hydrilla is invasive or not, it should be controlled on Texas lakes, not eradicated. I have seen no evidence that TPWD knows how to control anything.

Give us a list of county appraisal districts that actually have someone that will do boat registration, I bet you could count them on one hand for the entire state.