Indian Creek Ranch spans 2,710± acres in northern Uvalde County at the edge of the Balcones Escarpment where the Hill Country meets South Texas brush. With dramatic elevation change, established wildlife management, cabins and close access to Chalk Bluff on the Nueces, it’s built for hunting and real use.
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Brian de León reflects on raising turkeys in Bexar County, weaving seasonal rhythms, family legacy, and the joys of country life into a heartfelt poem celebrating autumn and Thanksgiving traditions.
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For many hunters, the dream of a trophy bull elk means long waits, lottery draws, and miles of...
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Federal Ammunition is writing a new chapter to its Fusion story by launching an all-new Fusion...
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The Trans-Pecos region of Texas is a “hidden gem in the rough” when it comes to hunting...
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Federal Ammunition has recently launched a ground-breaking long-action hunting cartridge focused...
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The Kudu, a majestic African antelope now thriving on Texas ranches. Learn about their native habitat, conservation efforts, and how management contribute to the species’ survival. Explore the challenges Kudu face in Africa and how Texas plays a key role in sustainable wildlife management.
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Whitetail deer hunting holds a unique place in Texas culture, blending tradition, sport, and a deep commitment to conservation. Through the dedicated efforts of hunters, conservationists, and wildlife officials, Texas has grown into one of the premier hunting destinations in the United States.
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The deer breeding industry in Texas faces significant economic challenges due to the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). This fatal neurological illness has led to a downturn in breeding operations and sales, impacting local economies and reducing job opportunities in the industry. Recent legislative measures have aimed to alleviate financial burdens on breeders, reflecting ongoing efforts to manage and mitigate the effects of CWD on Texas’s deer breeding sector.
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Mule deer found here in the great state of Texas (Odocoileus hemionus crooki) have populations that vary during wet periods (200,000) to dry periods (100,000) with most of the Texas population inhabiting the Trans Pecos region (80-90%).
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Being a hunting lessee is a privilege, and it’s essential to respect the landowner’s property, rules, and traditions. By following these etiquette guidelines, you can foster a positive and mutually beneficial relationship with the landowner and enjoy a successful hunting experience on their Texas Ranch.
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Free Range Aoudad Hunting 101 Tips and Tricks By: Calan J. Ahrens Barbary Sheep (Ammotragus...
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