Fishing for Success With BLAKE SCHROEDER
by Kelly Reeves When you first meet professional bass angler Blake Schroeder, you immediately notice a few things, his genuine politeness, true professionalism, and his undeniable passion for fishing, family, and friends. Hailing from Texas, Schroeder is making a name for himself in the professional bass fishing circuit, not only for his skills on the water but also for his personable...
Chris Colston – Music and More
by Kelly Reeves The East Texas town of Noonday is famous for growing the sweetest onions. Grapeland and its sandy soil grows the best watermelons. Tyler is known for its roses. Gilmer and Golden, no doubt, produce the sweetest sweet potatoes ... and Jacksonville is well known as the Tomato Capital of the World. There’s some debate whether it is...
Texas Country Royalty WADE BOWEN
by Kelly Reeves In the sprawling musical landscape of Texas, where genres blend and evolve in a stew of culture and rebellion, one name has emerged time and again with a sincerity that transcends trends and touches the soul of anyone who has ever yearned for something real. Wade Bowen, a staple of Texas Country music, is more than just a...
Falconry – From Hobby To Small Business
by Don Hervig & Jeff Fincher, Raptor Abatement, LLC I have always been intrigued by the thought of flying, having countless dreams of gliding above the treetops with my arms outstretched. Instead, I tried water ski jumping, which was very challenging and required expensive equipment. I even took hang gliding lessons. Yet, after witnessing two near accidents that were not...
Waist Deep in Papermouths
by Caleb Hensley, 903 Fishing What’s going on LIFE AND LAND Magazine readers? It’s 903 Fishing here! Stay tuned for an exclusive Spring Issue to showcase how the 903 Fishing channel started, the milestones we achieved along the way, and learn a little about one of my favorite ways to catch crappie. Thank you for reading and God Bless! How It...
On the Porch With Barry Corbin
by Kelly Reeves As a kid in the 70s, the only thing more exciting than watching Westerns on television on the weekends, was going outside and playing cowboys and Indians with the neighborhood boys afterward. Sometimes it was lawmen versus the bad guys, readily recognizable by the black cowboy hats and low-slung cap guns they wore. The thing that stayed the...
