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Search Results:TPWD Offers Grants To Support Texas Wildlife Action PlanSummary: The Texas Wildlife Action Plan is a proactive strategy to keep common species common. It focuses mainly on “nongame” wildlife, animals that are not hunted or fished, including some that are not yet rare but could become so if proactive steps are not taken soon. Each year, threatened and endangered species receive funding through the Endangered Species Act and game animals receive support through hunter dollars spent on licenses, firearms, and ammunition.
New ShareLunker Eclipses Junior State Record
Summary: By the slimmest of margins, Tyler Goetzman of Willis is Texas’ newest junior state record holder for largemouth bass.
TPWD Unveils Proposed Regulation Changes
Summary: Expanded hunting opportunities for mule deer and pheasant in the Panhandle are among the proposed changes to the state’s hunting and fishing regulations. Additional meetings have been added as of 1-31-08. CLICK HERE for the full schedule of meetings.
Hunting and Fishing a $14.4 Billion Industry in Texas
Summary: How does a $14.4 billion Texas-based industry go unnoticed? Easy when you consider most of its participants go about their business cloaked in camouflage or tucked in some secluded backwater hideaway.
TPW Commission Adopts 2008-2009 Hunting/Fishing Regulations
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, at its March 26 meeting, adopted changes to hunting and fishing regulations designed to create additional recreational opportunities while effectively managing the state’s natural resources. Consumption Advisory Issued for Spotted Seatrout from Galveston Bay
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The Texas Department of State Health Services today advised limiting consumption of spotted seatrout (commonly called "speckled trout") and all species of catfish from Galveston Bay because of concerns about chemicals known as PCBs and dioxins. This marks the first time the state health department has issued an advisory for an inshore gamefish species from an entire major bay system. 66 results found Next Page >Showing results 1 through 10
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