The Screwworm Coalition of Texas, a coalition of 13 Texas landowner, livestock, equine and wildlife groups, today launched a new website to deliver reliable information about the New World screwworm. The site compiles information from lead agencies, including the U.S. […]
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A powerful real-life story of awe, science, mystery, and a childhood dream realized. Once thought mythical in Texas waters, great white sharks are now confirmed hunters in the Gulf of Mexico. Follow the epic journey of LeeBeth, a satellite-tagged apex
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In 2022, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) developed a public online component to expand its Wild Turkey Population Survey. In addition to increasing participation in the survey, the online component can also incorporate and track wild turkey
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The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) are forming a joint response team to coordinate efforts in combating New World screwworm (NWS) prior to its arrival in Texas, following a directive from Governor Greg
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There’s a certain peace you can only find in the wild places — those corners of America where the noise of the world falls away, and you’re left alone with the land, the sky, and your Creator. I remember sitting
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Mule deer, iconic residents of the Western United States, Northern Mexico and Southern Canada, face an increasingly challenging landscape as human activities and natural factors threaten their populations. One significant issue impacting mule deer is the fragmentation and loss of
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The Texas Wildlife Association supports U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’ April 26 letter demanding the Mexican government eliminate restrictions on USDA aircraft and waive custom duties on eradication equipment necessary to stop the spread of New World Screwworm (NWS). NWS
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For the fourth year in a row, several Texas cities ranked in the top ten globally during the City Nature Challenge (CNC), one of the world’s largest community science events. This year, fourteen Texas metropolitan areas participated in the challenge
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers, agriculture specialists at Hidalgo Port of Entry this intercepted a spider monkey, more than $980K in cocaine in two separate, unrelated enforcement actions. “Our frontline CBP officers and agriculture specialists continue to remain vigilant
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My fascination with the white bison (buffalo) goes all the way back to my childhood, when I first saw The White Buffalo starring Charles Bronson. The image of that massive, ghostly bison burned into my mind—a creature of power, mystery,
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As black bears continue their slow but steady return to parts of Texas, sightings have become more frequent across the state — from North Texas all the way to the Big Bend region. Thanks to conservation efforts and natural recolonization
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Across social media and hunting forums, AI-generated deer images have begun to appear: majestic whitetails with massive, perfectly symmetrical racks, velvet mule deer in alpine settings—even antler configurations that don’t naturally occur. Though stunning at first glance, these images are
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The family-friendliest party in Texas returns to San Antonio July 10-12 as the Texas Wildlife Association (TWA) celebrates 40 years serving wildlife and landowners during the organization’s annual conference. WildLife 2025 will be held at the luxurious J.W. Marriott San
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invites public comments and information on its Endangered Species Act section 10(a) program. The program includes the development of conservation benefit agreements, habitat conservation plans and the issuance of enhancement of survival and incidental
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When Jaws hit theaters in 1975, it redefined the summer blockbuster and terrified swimmers for decades. Naturally, a wave of imitators followed — some shameless, some surprisingly creative. Among the most notorious were Orca (1977), Tentacles (1977), and Great White
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While driving through Edwards County during a recent hunting trip in the southwestern Edwards Plateau, I was surprised to see a free-ranging bull elk standing outside a high fence. This unexpected (got a crappy long distance cell phone pic) sighting
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In response to the growing concern about the New World screwworm, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host a webinar on June 9 to provide more information to agricultural producers and the public. AgriLife Extension experts will be joined by Texas A&M
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For many sports fans, the thrill of the chase doesn’t end with landing a trophy trout or outmaneuvering a rival on the field—it finds its natural extension in the fast-paced world of horse trading. Much like hunting or fishing, the horse-trading business demands sharp instincts, patience, and a knack for reading people, making it a perfect pastime for those who love strategy and competition. Whether you’re drawn to thoroughbred horses for their elegance or rugged black horses for their strength, the art of the deal offers a unique rush that complements any outdoor enthusiast’s passion.
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The Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF) and many others in the hunting, conservation and ranching communities are concerned about a recent outbreak of New World screwworm in Mexico that is quickly moving north towards the U.S. This parasite is devastating to
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The Boone and Crockett Club recently voted unanimously to expand the boundary for Shiras’ moose to include the state of Nevada. The distribution of moose in the western United States was updated in 2015 to include northeast Nevada and management
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