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Grazing, Hunting, and Endangered Species Management are Compatible Practices: Diversifying Income Through a Multi-species Approach

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December 7, 2021
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The publication describes how to manage a variety of species specifically throughout Texas. Covering grazing, hunting, and endangered species management are Compatible Practices. Successful managementt of livestock and wildlife is also found not only on public land but on private land as well. (16 pages)

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