Texas wildlife

Insight into the Texas Wildlife Tax Exemption for rural land. Texas makes it easier for landowners to keep their agricultural appaisal.

A free printable featuring 20+ of the most common animals of texas - it is a cute infographic great for framing, scouts, and more!

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission is imposing its first-ever regulations on mountain lion hunting...

More than a thousand bird enthusiasts will soon flock to the coasts, forests, prairies, and mountains of Texas to compete in the Great Texas Birding Classic, sponsored by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

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The Big Thicket is a federal preserve that spreads over more than 113,000 acres of Southeast Texas. It’s home to wide variety of animal life – but not axis deer. Axis deer are not supposed to just roam freely in Southeast Texas. They’re an invasive species, legally in the same category as feral hogs. Acting fast is crucial to keeping such an animal from gaining a foothold in an ecosystem, according to Warren Conway, professor and chair of wildlife management at Texas Tech University.

Texas Is Longhorns and Bluebonnets is a photograph by David and Carol Kelly which was uploaded on July 1st, 2015. The photograph may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days.

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Sonoran desert, Pima County, Arizona.

Mid-2000s Texas wildlife flyer showing tracks of common Texas animals--published by the Texas Department of Parks and Recreation. Picked up at the visitor center at Sam Houston National Forest.

What I love about Texas: armadillos. I have one that lives in the creek behind our house and likes to raid my garden. So ugly theyre cute...

Almost present throughout the entire United States of America, and extending into Southern Canada and most of Mexico, the Bobcat is seldom seen but yet is at a very healthy population levels, and not the slightest bit endangered. This is one...