Texas teal hunting season starts September 20 and will be just nine days this year, following a notable drop in blue-winged teal numbers, impacting hunters and wetlands alike.
A new class of Texas Game Wardens just graduated, ready to protect our natural resources and keep our parks safe. What does this mean for outdoor lovers in the area?
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department will host a public hearing on the annual public hunting permit program at Twin Buttes Reservoir on April 18 at the McNease Convention Center.
The upcoming hunting seasons may still be months away, but it’s never too early to start making plans and with the Big Time Texas Hunts program that process can begin immediately.
Find everything you need to know about your favorite freshwater fish in the new Texas Fishing Guide section of Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine’s mobile app.
The app, available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play, makes it easy for anglers to explore their favorite species.
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Next month, hundreds of birders will flock to the coast, forests, prairies and mountains of Texas to compete in the nation’s biggest, longest and wildest bird watching tournament.