You can keep those topsy-turvy Wall St. stocks.

Standardized tests remain a significant part of the academic experience for millions of students at all grade levels. Though many colleges and universities no longer require the SAT or ACT for admission, experts note that many of those schools still value such tests and how applicants who choose to take them perform.

Tidwell has been hunting small tracts of property for his entire hunting career and had plenty of success doing it. He offered up a few tips hunters might put to use on small and large tracts, alike: * Learn the Property and the Deer That Live There: Tidwell says every piece of property hunts different, depending on how the deer use it.

We’re headed down the home stretch of another Texas deer season. While rutting activity is waning across much of the state, it’s just now about to get cranked up down south.

Antez Jeffery and his family all wore matching shirts for his signing event Thursday afternoon. The shirts featured a picture of Jeffery and the quote, “Once you leave the ground, you fly. Some people fly longer than others.”

Crappie fishermen headed to Lake Fork and Lake O’ the Pines in eastern Texas between now and February 28 are reminded of a special “no cull” regulation that is now in effect on those two impoundments. From December 1 to February 28, anglers are required to keep every crappie they catch, up to a legal limit of 25 fish, regardless of size.

The founder of a popular charity bass tournament benefitting children’s hospitals recently announced a rule change for the upcoming 2024 event that has grabbed the attention of the fishing community and stirred some debate among anglers who enjoy casting for cash. At heart of the debate is forward-facing sonar (FFS), and Randy Despino’s decision to prohibit the use of the technology in the Despino’s Tire Service “Fishing for Kids” team bass tournament set for March 9 on Toledo Bend Reservoir.