Screwworm was found in a hunter-harvested Texas elk. Learn the warning signs, how to check your harvest, and who to call this season.
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Road frontage doesn’t guarantee a driveway. Learn how TxDOT, county permits, ditches and terrain affect access on Texas land.
The Managed Lands Deer Program gives Texas landowners more flexibility to manage deer on their property, with longer seasons and harvest numbers based on their own land instead of standard…
Update, October 22, 2026: On October 21, the USDA and Texas Parks and Wildlife confirmed screwworm in a hunter-harvested elk in Pecos County, the first wildlife case of the current…
South Texas Hunting Ranches: A Buyer’s Guide From trophy whitetail and native brush to water, fencing, access, and long-term land value, here’s what serious buyers should know before purchasing a…
If you have spent any time talking to land buyers in San Antonio or the surrounding Hill Country, you already know the buzz is real. South Texas hunting ranches for…
The Texas Hill Country is one of the most desirable places in the state to own recreational land, and buying a Hill Country ranch appeals to hunters, ranchers, investors, and…
Searching for large Texas ranches for sale opens the door to some of the most unique properties in the country. Texas offers working cattle operations, hunting ranches, recreational retreats, and…
If you’re thinking about buying a high fence ranch in Texas, you’re looking at some of the most sought-after recreational and investment properties in the state. High fence ranches give…
Buying a South Texas hunting ranch puts you in one of the most sought after hunting regions in the United States. South Texas is known for its trophy whitetail deer…
