Bucks determine which does are approaching estrus through a process known as lip curling, or flehming. The strange crinkly-nosed face they make is known as the Flehmen response. When a buck detects the scent of a doe’s urine, he will curl his upper lip back and pass the pheromone-laden aroma through …
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Emergency Preparedness
Bleeding Control By Chris Kwader, NREMT-Paramedic, TYHP Huntmaster Accidents can happen while hunting; however, the most important point is to be ready. The area of first aid I will be covering in this blog post is control of Life-Threatening Bleeding. Examples: spurting blood, pooling …
So Many Aoudad!
An Invasive Exotic, Added Bonus, or Both? by Austin Stolte, TYHP Huntmaster, TPWD Wildlife Biologist, Val Verde County The sheep already had us pegged. If you hunt aoudad, you know it can be a challenge to slip into a herd unnoticed. Aiden and Gunner picked out the three rams along the …