Wildlife
We offer a wide range of resources, publications and events to provide landowners, conservationists and hunters an array of information regarding wildlife, including white-tailed deer, dove, quail, waterfowl and turkeys as well as non-native species like feral hogs as well as habitat and population management.
Related Department: Animal Science, Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management
Feral Hog Management
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Wildlife
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Texas Master Naturalist 2023 Annual Meeting
This year’s Annual Meeting will be held at the southernmost point of the South Texas Plains ecoregion, surrounded by mesquite and prickly pear brush country in McAllen, Texas.
All Resources on Wildlife
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This 4th edition of the Texas Wildlife and Recreation CDE Study Guide incorporates revisions approved by the Texas FFA Career Development Events committee in July 2021. Revisions were made in plant listings and descriptions, and content was reviewed by subject matter experts and WAY Committee members. (187 pp.)
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This 12-page publication provides information on distinguishing venomous snakes from nonvenomous species and safety tips on how to stay safe.
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Learn how barn owls benefit ecosystems and agriculture. This free publication explains their role in rodent control, conservation needs, and how to coexist with these remarkable birds.
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Since the Nilgai came to Texas, they have become a booming population of free-range animals. In our 2-page factsheet, we fill you in on these exotic animals so you can identify, hunt, and protect your land against the Nilgai. Download your free copy today!
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Can you read what your pasture is saying? This free guide shows landowners, managers, and students how to turn rainfall, forage, and stocking data into smart grazing moves that keep cattle and wildlife healthy. Download today!