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Search Results:Critical Issues Facing Texas Parks & Wildlife Funding
Summary: It is rare to have 35+ organizations, representing every aspect of the Texas Outdoors, share a common voice. However, with critical funding issues facing Texas Parks & Wildlife, what better reason to unite? Millions of hunters, anglers, landowners, and others who have a strong interest in sustaini...
Maximizing The Economic PotentialSummary: BY MIKE MAYFIELD May/June 2007 Issue of Texas Deer Association Tracks In the twenty-first century, many ranchers are diversifying their operations and exploiting more of their natural wildlife resources due to tighter budgets and ramped inflation. It is important to note that, while some ma...
The Next Frontier In Texas Deer ManagementSummary: BY HORACE GORE Nov/Dec 2006 Issue of Texas Deer Association Tracks A mule deer management conference designed to place emphasis on the status and needs of mule deer in West Texas and the Southwest was recently held in San Antonio. The meeting, which featured experts in the field of deer manage...
Option For Prickley Pear ManagementSummary: BY ROBERT FEARS Nov/Dec 2006 Issue of Texas Deer Association Tracks Prickly pear cactus occurs throughout most of Texas and in most areas it has the ability to increase in abundance very rapidly. It may have some value as food and cover for wildlife such as quail, deer, and javelina as long...
Hunting Opportunities May Increase for the Average HunterSummary: BY MIKE LEGETT Mar/April 2004 Issue of Texas Deer Association Tracks Hundreds, possibly thousands, of Texans soon could have access to low-cost, close-to-home deer hunts through a program being discussed by the Parks and Wildlife Department's (TP&WD) advisory committee on white-tailed deer....
Examining Roost Site Selection and Survival of Pen-Reared Northern BobwhiteSummary: I love hunting for northern bobwhite, but often I am frustrated by the lack of good quail numbers from year to year. I am sure that you have experienced this same thing. Most people who manage habitat and bobwhites, recognize the large population swings, or boom and bust cycles as part of the ...
Recruit or Die
Summary: Recruit or Die How Texas is Leading the Charge to Save Hunting’s Heritage Somewhere out there are potential sportsmen in their preteen years who would really like to hunt. These are the kids who spend their time outside collecting grasshoppers and catching June bugs. Indoors, they glance throu...
Mourning Doves and Management Implications by Macy Ledbetter
Summary: Texas is the number one dove hunting state in the nation and mourning dove are the most numerous and widely-distributed game bird in North America. The mourning dove is one of seven species of doves and pigeons native to Texas. Mourning doves are an important economic, recreational, and esthetic resource to Texas. Land managers, sportsmen, and enthusiasts all play a vital part in their existence here.
2nd Trans-Texas Quail CountSummary: Last year I introduced the idea of the “Trans-Texas Quail Count.” It met with a stormy reception (literally). The weather on the eve of the count day (Saturday, May 6, 2006) was met with widespread rains and storms. Accordingly many of you got washed out. I’m writing to say there will be a 2n...
Habitat Monitoring for Quail on Texas Rangelands
Summary: Despite a considerable amount of research on bobwhite quail, its population size has dwindled to an alarming low point. South Texas is often seen as a stronghold for quail; however, no stronghold is truly fortified and quail numbers have decline here, as well. A variety of factors are blamed f...
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