On this hunt they had great success:
Final tally for the weekend...
- Pheasant - 26
- Chukar - 61
- Quail - 109
Floating Heads
Monday, April 6, 2015
Marshall and Vicki Jeffus - New to Buzzard Bluff
Marshall and Vicki Jeffus are planning on joining us for a weekend this year at Buzzard Bluff. They seem to be very good hunters so we had all better be on our game if there are going to be any deer left over for the rest of us to shoot.
On this hunt they had great success:
On this hunt they had great success:
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Texas Senate OKs proposed hunting constitutional amendment
This is pretty big news:
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The state Senate has approved a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing Texans' right to hunt, fish and harvest wildlife.
The upper chamber, on a 27-3 vote Wednesday, sent the measure to the House. The plan could go before voters in November.
The sponsor, Conroe Republican Sen. Brandon Creighton, says the amendment seeks to "preserve the heritage and future of hunting and finishing" by solidifying it in the Texas Constitution.
Creighton says 18 other states have approved similar measures - necessary since some states have shortened hunting seasons or limited what animals can be hunted.
The amendment wouldn't affect any current laws, nor would it scrap local ordinances banning discharging guns within city limits.
Creighton says he wants to ensure that hunting and fishing remain part of the identity of Texans.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The state Senate has approved a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing Texans' right to hunt, fish and harvest wildlife.
The upper chamber, on a 27-3 vote Wednesday, sent the measure to the House. The plan could go before voters in November.
The sponsor, Conroe Republican Sen. Brandon Creighton, says the amendment seeks to "preserve the heritage and future of hunting and finishing" by solidifying it in the Texas Constitution.
Creighton says 18 other states have approved similar measures - necessary since some states have shortened hunting seasons or limited what animals can be hunted.
The amendment wouldn't affect any current laws, nor would it scrap local ordinances banning discharging guns within city limits.
Creighton says he wants to ensure that hunting and fishing remain part of the identity of Texans.
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