Sports
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Buffalo National River is not just an ordinary river. It serves as a habitat to seventy-four species of fish. (photo by R. Stokes)
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Trout anglers will need a valid fishing license that includes a freshwater fishing endorsement. Anglers under 17 years of age are not required to have a license.
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There are mixed feelings about the cormorant. Under federal protection, these migratory birds are under federal protection. In many southern states, they are often despised because of their ability to quickly kill and consume fish in private waters.
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Lake Tawakoni guide Tony Pennebaker shows off one of many blue catfish landed on a trip recently. The "big fish" fall bite is getting underway. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Luke's first deer rifle was a 30-30 and he still considers it a good caliber for East Texas hunting. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Three Arkansas anglers enjoy the thrill of bringing in these spoonbills, catching them below the Beaver Lake tailwater with guide Juan Granados (not pictured) of Hooked on Fishing guide service.
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The Boone and Crockett Club and Pope and Young Club announced today that they have completed scoring procedures and are now accepting entries for javelina in their record books.
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Luke gives some hog hunting tips he has learned through the years. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Lake Texoma - GOOD. Water stained; 63 degrees; 0.27 feet above pool. Striper fishing is good on live bait and swimbaits. Fish are schooling in deep water under gulls and off river ledges 35-55 feet of water.
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An explosive third quarter carried the Dodd City Lady Hornets to an 11-point win over Class 3A Mt. Vernon on Tuesday.
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Dallas Pulse, North Texas’ first professional women’s volleyball team, made franchise history today, selecting outside hitter Mimi Colyer with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 Major League Volleyball draft.
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Luke enjoyed this dish of ground oryx hamburger steak prepared by Nacolh Vickrey at the Choctaw Hunting Lodge in southeast Oklahoma last week. Hands down, this is one of Luke’s favorite meals. (photo by Larry Weishuhn)
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The Dodd City Lady Hornets improved to 3-0 on the year with four-point win over the Tioga Lady Bulldogs.
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“Dallas is known for passionate sports fans, and we can’t wait to bring that same energy courtside for professional women’s volleyball,” said Grady Raskin, Dallas PULSE CEO.
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A deer stand can be anything from a board nailed in a tree to an old stone structure with shooting ports. Larry Weishuhn is hunting from an old long-abandoned calvary outpost in West Texas. (photo by Luke Clayton)
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Lynn Hackfield of Matagorda, Texas, was a happy angler after landing this pretty Little Red River brown trout recently while fishing with guide Mike Winkler.
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McKinney North sophomore Aiden Spurrier works to get a shot off under the basket. (photo by Lockard Koval/BuzzPhotos.com)
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Hot on the heels of an exciting season of playoff volleyball, the Leonard Lady Tigers have started the 2025-2026 basketball season with a 3-1 run.
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McKinney Boyd Lady Bronco Savannah Heihn (1) with a shot on goal. (photo by Lockard Koval/BuzzPhotos.com)
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Freshman Leah Stoy was chosen as Co-Server of the Year, and Ava Flowers and Olivia Aylor earned 1st Team All-District selections.


