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New Hunting, Fishing Licenses on Sale Aug. 15

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: New hunting and fishing licenses for 2001-2002 will be available beginning Aug. 15, and Texas Parks and Wildlife is urging customers to buy early and avoid the Labor Day Weekend rush.

Possum Kingdom Lake Restocked with Tennessee Fish

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: The outlook of devoted anglers and fishing communities surrounding Possum Kingdom Reservoir in North Texas should be brighter since four truckloads of striped bass fingerlings arrived from Tennessee on Aug. 10 for restocking.

Dove Season Success Now Up to The Hunter

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Changes in dove season regulations developed primarily through public input will put hunters to the test this year. Texas Parks and Wildlife officials say the new rules, which offer the best use of available dove hunting days and bag limits ever in Texas, should provide hunters with the greatest opportunity for success.

Teal -- The Other September Game Bird

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: For the avid Texas wingshooter, September is life in the fast lane. It opens quickly with dove -- arguably one of the swiftest of game birds -- and picks up speed when teal roll through.

$9 million in State Grants to Help Improve Docking Facilities

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Today the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a total of $9 million in state grants to help improve docking facilities for transient, non-trailerable boats along the navigable waterways of the United States.

Annual Trout Stocking Kicks Off Dec. 4

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: For an enjoyable family outing, it doesn't get much easier or inexpensive than winter trout fishing in Texas.

Public Meetings Set To Discuss Light Goose Management

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Texas is among eight states where the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has scheduled public meeting to discuss a draft environmental impact statement (EIS) that will establish a national management strategy for controlling overabundant light goose populations.

General Deer Season Opens Statewide Nov. 3

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: For the first time in two decades, Texas deer hunters don't have to worry about zone boundaries on opening day. The general deer season opens Nov. 3 over most of the state.

Proponents Seek National Support For Quail Conservation

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: A nationally recognized management strategy similar to the plan that guides North America's waterfowl conservation is needed to stem the decline of bobwhite quail. That's the consensus of more than 350 quail biologists, managers, researchers and hunters from around the country who recently participated in Quail V: The Fifth National Quail Symposium which was in Corpus Christi.

State Taking Steps To Rid Bays Of Abandoned Crab Traps

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Six million pounds of crabs are taken out of Texas bays each year and sold for $3.5 million. However, it's not what's being taken out of the water that has state officials concerned, but what's being left behind -- abandoned crab traps.

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