Wild Ed

 We have been so busy here at WildWoods with the droughts return, lambing, baby chicks and ducks along with training guardian dogs, feeding bottle babies, shotgun and pistol shooting lessons,  remodeling a house in Round Rock to sell and much more.  We had some grapes this year so Jena picked a bunch and has been busy making grape jelly. I put eleven gallons of Mustang grape … [Read more...] about Mustang Grape Time in the Texas Hill Country

I grew up in a Texas meat-eating family.  My father was a flying oilman rancher and barbecue or steaks were often a meal time experience at our house.  As we traveled the State we often stopped at Barbecue shacks, some great, some OK and some not worth the time and money.  We always located the good barbecue in towns close to our family ranches and homes.  I ate in some of the … [Read more...] about Thoughts on Brisket Rub and Texas Barbecue

Erik Chall, Rickey Hall, Mike Thomas and Victor Mendoza  The fishing must be good after the rains as this Austin group was on the water early and back in by 9:45 with limits for everyone. … [Read more...] about Austin Anglers Limit Out on Buchanan

A good friend of mine was fortunate to get away and take a day trip with family for Snapper and Kings out of Port Aransas with Dolphin Docks.  Along on the trip were his cousin, brother, and one of his sons.  The guys had a great trip and were able to catch limits all around.  Since I did not get to go along I am just waiting to be invited to the cookout.  If you get a chance … [Read more...] about Texas Red Snapper Trip a Success