You notice we did not mention the final two weeks of October in the above scenario. It has happened just exactly that way before, and the good Lord willing, it can happen again this year. Hunting class scheduled We realize this will be a close call, time-wise, but this information came to us late and this is our first opportunity to get the word out. Credit for the course will require attendance on both days. Ricky Linex, a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department certified instructor, along with area game wardens, will conduct the course at the TAEX office located on the south side of the Taylor County EXPO Center in Abilene.
Certification is good for life and accepted in all states.
Bow hunting troubles Bowhunters looking for certain bucks spend a lot of time and effort in the field. Veteran hunters want a buck with nice big antlers, so right off you've really narrowed your chances of success. Not all bucks have big horns, especially during drought years, so a nice buck during a dry year is a real premium. Almost as hard as the finding part is watching a particular deer long enough to learn his patterns and tendencies. Where will this deer be at 8 o'clock in the morning, and which way will he be moving.