The Hunt Project

09/03/2026

Dove season has long been the official start of hunting season in Texas.

For generations, September has meant sh****ns coming out of the closet, families and friends meeting in fields, kids tagging along on their first hunts, and a whole lot of time spent around trucks and tailgates.

These old photos are a reminder that Texas dove hunting has never needed much to be good. A field, a sh***un, some birds, and good people to share it with.

Here’s to another Texas dove season.
Different decade. Same tradition.

08/03/2026

Fish in’

04/19/2026

Happy Sunday

04/14/2026

Believe it or not we killed a turkey that day.

04/08/2026

Spring turkey season is here! Our latest Midweek Minute covers regional population trends, timing, and the weather and habitat factors shaping the 2026 season. Read the full outlook and get ahead of the spring gobblers: https://wix.to/w9tMCog

Spring turkey season is here, and while the anticipation never changes, the season itself can look different depending on where you are. Across the country, turkey numbers have leveled off in some areas and remained stable in others, with weather, habitat, and hunting pressure all playing a role. Fr...

04/02/2026

An Old Mexico Desert Bighorn 💪😤

04/01/2026

Live on our store now!

04/01/2026

Most annoying sound in the world… 🤦‍♂️

03/31/2026

🦆🔊

02/11/2026

A good friend of ours recently took a whitetail doe and, while field dressing, discovered these three fetuses.

Twin pregnancies are very common in white-tailed deer, and triplets do occur—especially in healthy, well-managed herds. However, conjoined twins are extremely rare in wild deer. They form when identical twin embryos fail to fully separate during early development.

In most mammals, including deer, conjoined twins rarely survive to birth or long after.

Finds like this are uncommon in the wild and offer a fascinating look at the biology and natural variation that exists in whitetail populations. Nature never stops surprising us.