Lessons From the Himalayas: Managing Wild Pollinator Habitats Through Indigenous Practices
Rooted in the Himalayas, this article shares how Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices continue to protect wild pollinators.
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Category: Land Management
Why I Trust Sky Senderos: A Rancher’s Experience with Thermal Drone Wildlife Surveys
For over 14 years, I’ve managed an 1,100-acre family ranch in Seymour, Texas. Like many landowners...
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Managing the Aoudad Sheep: In the Trans Pecos
In the early years of the 1940’s and 1950’s, Aoudad sheep were first brought into areas of Texas...
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A Guide for Creating the Perfect Wildlife Habitat
While spring may be a quieter time for traditional hunting in Texas, it’s the perfect season to...
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Preparing for Texas Freezes: Essential Tips for Ranchers
Texas winters may not be as harsh as those in northern states, but sudden freezes can bring...
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Custom Harvest Agreement Checklist
Custom Harvest Agreement Checklist Posted on Texas Agriculture Law Blog on January 16,...
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Texas Hunting Lease and Liability Waiver Considerations
Texas Hunting Lease and Liability Waiver Considerations By: Nathaniel Gilbert Hunting Leases in...
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Free Range Aoudad Hunting 101 Tips and Tricks
Free Range Aoudad Hunting 101 Tips and Tricks By: Calan J. Ahrens Barbary Sheep (Ammotragus...
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Putting a Dollar Amount to Texas Ecosystem Services
Putting a dollar amount to Texas ecosystem services By: Brittany Wegner, Texas A&M Natural...
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Spring Means Go for Feral Hogs
Spring Means Go For Feral Hogs By: Aaron Sumrall, PhD Deep in the grey days of winter’s...
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What is a Conservation Easement?
Conservation easements are voluntary agreements between landowners and conservation organizations to restrict certain uses of the land, while still retaining ownership and decision-making rights. Wegner highlights the benefits of conservation easements, including tax advantages and the preservation of open spaces in the face of increasing development pressure.
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Phenotypic Variability in Feral Hogs
Land managers/owners begin to describe their feral hogs in a very accurate manner almost exclusively from a phenotypic observation. According to the region, descriptions will vary in color from black, white, red, spotted, belted, striped, to even tri-colored.
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