Number of View: 125 This angler came across a ton of gators feeding on a school of fish in the backwoods section of Gator Country. Would you drive right through them and keep on fishing or look for another location?
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Number of View: 129Texas Alligator Gar Deserve Better Protection posted by Wild Ed at Wild Ed’s Texas Outdoors – 4 days ago The Texas Alligator Gar is the largest member of the Gar family and one of the largest freshwater fish in North America. This prehistoric fish can live as long as 75 years...
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Number of View: 142 The recent heavy  rains in Mexico, thanks to Hurricane Alex, has led to a large amount of flooding in the RGV and surrounding areas. Richard Moore does another awesome job documenting the challenges this act of nature has presented to the wildlife that lives and breeds way down south. Enjoy...
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Number of View: 79 Whataburger’s 60th birthday is August 3rd so wear orange and stop by and get a free burger. The family and I will sure do the same. Remember the Lodge sent you. Check out the link below for more info. http://www.whataburger.com/whataburger_serves/
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Number of View: 60 Summer Visit to Big Bend July 21, 2010 July through August is supposed to be a good time to visit Big Bend National Park in west Texas to photograph the desert with big thunder clouds.  With that in mind, I spent four days last week in the park photographing with friend and landscape...
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Number of View: 54Taking Close-Up Wildlife Pictures posted by Wild Ed at Wild Ed’s Texas Outdoors – 1 day ago People are always asking how to take pictures of wildlife. What they really want to know is how to get close-up pictures of wildlife. I always tell them I cheat when it comes to...
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Number of View: 65Texas Wild Mustang Grapes Ready to Pick posted by Wild Ed at Wild Ed’s Texas Outdoors – 1 week ago My wife and I took some friends up to our family place in Lampasas County Saturday to put out some bait for the game camera and check on the Mustang Grape...
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Number of View: 54Male Black-chinned Hummingbird hovering From May to July… I posted a fresh workshop schedule last week.  It’s not complete…I hope to add something on Big Bend and hummingbirds, but haven’t nailed down the dates.  If any of you have an idea for a fresh venue, I’d be happy to try something new. ...
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Number of View: 60Texas Wildlife Babies are Out and About posted by Wild Ed at Wild Ed’s Texas Outdoors – 4 days ago *Photos by Kristi Vu* Most of the critters have delivered their young of the year. I have seen little spotted fawns chasing their mothers and playing in the shade of the...
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Number of View: 120Texas Style Green Fried Tomatoes posted by Wild Ed at Wild Ed’s Texas Outdoors – 1 day ago My wife tends a small garden at her father’s place. Last night she brought home some fresh vegetables along with several large green tomatoes that I requested that she pick early. I had...
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Number of View: 137Caddo Lake and the Laguna Madre Last week, I promised to show you more shots from Caddo Lake, so read ahead.  Some of the other photographers on that trip sent me photos to share with you.  I think you will enjoy seeing a sample of what they got. 
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Number of View: 359 The Lodgecam has managed to get some cool photos once again. It is a Moultrie D40 game camera and is stationed at the El Maso Ranch. Enjoy the random shots and remember to click on a photo to start a slideshow.
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Number of View: 137The 3 Panel Boat, Canoe or Pirogue posted by Wild Ed at Wild Ed’s Texas Outdoors – 23 hours ago ** *You can read about the above boat built by Gerald at the following link* http://www.texaspaddler.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=46&Itemid=38 Ever since I went to Mike Bull’s b…
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Number of View: 143 Escape to East Texas In early May, I headed to east Texas and Caddo Lake for two photo tours on our largest natural lake.   The fabulous bluebonnet explosion in the hill country eluded me again, but the cypress studded lake proved ample consolation.  For five days, I photographed from a pontoon boat with 8 very competitent nature photographers.  Everyone...
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Number of View: 198Panhandle Wildlife MORE A few from the area over the past couple of weeks.
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