Hunters are preparing for a traditional event that starts soon. A game warden from Texas has provided guidance on how to stay safe.
Further information is available from the source. The event in question is a popular activity that many people participate in.
It is set to begin on September 1, and people across the state are likely to take part. Details about the safety tips and other aspects of the event can be found through the source.
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