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REWARD OFFERED IN MCLENNAN CO. ELK-DUMPING CASE

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 07/18/2006 10:55
Summary: Texas Game Wardens were asked by the McLennan County Sheriff's Office July 11, 2007, to assist in the investigation of the illegal dumping of nine elk carcasses in a field just off County Road 2311 near Tours in the northeast portion of the county. The eight cow elk and one young bull elk had no bullet wounds or other discernable injuries. Anyone with information about this case, or on the illegal movement of any elk or deer within Texas, is requested to report it via the Operation Game Thief REWARD HOTLINE - 800 792-GAME.

State and Federal Investigation Results in Convictions of Six Delaware Men

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 03/06/2006 19:54
Summary: CALHOUN COUNTY, Texas — In January, a concerned citizen contacted Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Game Warden Kevin Stancik regarding the unlawful take of migratory waterfowl by several Delaware residents who own property in the Guadalupe River Delta.

Weekly Migratory Bird Hunting Report

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 02/24/2006 00:18
Summary: Weekly migratory bird hunting reports are posted from early September through 'early February.' For the third week in a row, TP&WD claims "This is the final report of the season." The next season of reports begins Labor Day weekend 2006.

TPWD Game Warden Field Notes

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 02/06/2006 23:31
Summary: Excerpts from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports.

TPWD Game Warden Field Notes

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 02/06/2006 23:31
Summary: Excerpts from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports.

Volunteers Sought for Crab Trap Clean-Up Feb. 17-26

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 01/30/2006 17:25
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — Hoping to add to the pile of more than 18,000 crab traps hauled from Texas bays during the last four years, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials are gearing up for the 5th annual Texas Abandoned Crab Trap Removal Program, running this year from February 17-26.

Weekly Migratory Bird Hunting Report

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 01/18/2006 10:15
Summary: Weekly migratory bird hunting reports are posted from early September through early February.

Weekly Migratory Bird Hunting Report for December 28th, 2005

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 12/28/2005 14:12
Summary: Weekly migratory bird hunting reports are posted from early September through early February.

New Beetle Species Discovered at State Park

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas - Sometimes even the most well-trod ground can yield surprises. That was the case in May when a graduate student identified a species of stag beetle that is new to science while visiting Monahans Sandhills State Park.

TPWD Unveils Possible Coastal Fishing Rule Changes

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas - The success of resource management efforts on a variety of fronts has led Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists to recommend several possible changes to next year’s coastal fishing regulations. Among the topics being considered include elimination of the trophy red drum and tarpon tags.

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