From the Ranch With Frank Addington: Lieutenant General (Ret.) Leroy Sisco
A Texan who’s a three star general with a heart of gold… Lieutenant General (Ret.)...
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Category: Texas History
Indian Creek Ranch | Where Texas Gets Dramatic | Uvalde County
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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From the Ranch with Frank Addington & Ted Nugent
I am excited to introduce my new column, “From the Ranch…” which will appear...
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Unveiling the Ocotillo: A Botanical Marvel of the Desert
In the heart of arid landscapes, where the sun scorches the earth and rainfall is a rare luxury,...
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Salt of the Earth by Tyler Beach
Salt of the Earth The salt of the earth is the lifeline to all living things. It’s one of the...
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The Horse & The Hunt
The horse is engrained in the roots of almost every civilization of the world and has played many roles. The earliest known visual art of a horse is a two inch carving on a Mammoths tusk from 34,000 years ago found in a German cave. It was a symbol for good luck when hunting.
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Why Do We Buy Ranches? Why Do We Sell Ranches?
With few exceptions, land throughout history, has been worth FIGHTING FOR! Most, if not all, wars are about land, territory or riches found on or under the LAND. Even the various Native American tribes fought over the “rights” to the best hunting lands in historic and ancient Texas.
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Axis Deer
Axis deer, known as “Chital” on their native Indian sub-continent, are well admired and thought by many to be the most attractive deer in the world. Their native habitat ranges from the foothills of the Himalayas and stretches southward to the sub-tropical forests along the Southern tip of India.
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History: Pat Garrett, John Garner, and Horse Racing in Uvalde, Texas
Over the years, there have been many famous people to visit Rocksprings, Texas, that sleepy ranching town turned hunting mecca that hangs on the southern edge of the Edwards Plateau.
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