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The Texas Public Podcast is dedicated to the Texas Public Land experience! Our mission is to communicate and educate not only the communities around us, but ourselves by learning from you and engaging experienced hunters.
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Rain, Acorns & Big Bucks: Early Season Whitetail Strategy (opens the original)
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Early season whitetail hunting in Texas public land can be tough—but knowing when, where, and how to hunt can make all the difference. In this episode, we break down some of our favorite early season Texas whitetail strategies, including hunting acorns, hunting in the rain, food sources, deer movement, scouting, and knowing when to make a move. Public-land bucks don’t always follow the textbook, and early season conditions can create some unique opportunities. We talk about how changing weather,
Giant Record Typical Whitetail | They "Never Knew" | Harris County, Tx! (opens the original)
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In this video, we follow the story of Addi, a young Texas hunter on a hunt she’ll never forget. What started as her first-ever deer hunt ended with an incredible record typical whitetail buck harvested right here in Harris County, Texas. This isn’t just a story about a big buck—it’s about Addi’s first experience as a deer hunter, the excitement leading up to the moment, and the memories made along the way. Seeing a young hunter experience the thrill of harvesting her first buck is what hunting i
USDA Could Open National Forest To Development | "Roadless Rule Change" Explained (opens the original)
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A major change could be coming to America’s National Forests. In this video, we take a look at the USDA’s federal proposal to change protections for inventoried roadless areas on National Forest System lands. The proposal could open some currently protected roadless areas to activities such as road construction, timber harvesting, and other forms of development. For hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and anyone who enjoys public land, this could have significant implications. Roadl
Wetland Draining Protections Could Be Changing | What They Arnt telling you (opens the original)
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The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is considering changes involving drain-tile setbacks around protected wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region—one of the most important waterfowl breeding areas in North America. At first glance, this may sound like a technical change to drainage regulations. But the potential implications are much bigger. In this video, we break down what the USFWS is considering, why drain-tile setbacks matter, how underground drainage can affect wetland water levels, and why du
Creek Kings | Deep Truth Behind the Biggest Social Poaching Case Ever (opens the original)
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How far would someone go to illegally harvest trophy whitetails? In this video, we examine the Creek Kings poaching case and the events that ultimately led to numerous wildlife law convictions. We'll break down the investigation, the documented wildlife violations, the methods prosecutors said were used to illegally harvest deer, and how the case serves as a reminder that no trophy is worth breaking the law. Whether you're a public land hunter, private land hunter, or simply interested in wildli
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