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Nov
29
2018
Blaser USA and Texas Wildlife Association Close Out 2018 with a F16 Giveaway
Blaser USA has partnered with Texas Wildlife Association (TWA) in a membership incentive program to support TWA’s mission and give away a Blaser F16 Shotgun to one lucky TWA member who has joined TWA or renewed their TWA membership between September 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018.
Nov
14
2018
Employment Announcement: Education Program Specialist
POSITION TITLE: Education Program Specialist
APPLICATION DEADLINE: December 7, 2018
START DATE: February 2019
LOCATION: North Texas, with focus on the Greater Dallas/Fort Worth area
COMPENSATION: Full-time position, Commensurate with experience, plus benefits (first six months probationary)
REPORTS TO: Director of Education – L.A.N.D.S. Intensive
Nov
13
2018
A Primer on Federal Takings - Land.com
Eminent domain at the federal level is very different than eminent domain at the state level. At the federal level, the taking is a seizure. The federal government takes the land and takes it right away; there is no long runway to losing your land.
Nov
13
2018
New Experimental Mule Deer Antler Restriction Regulation
The general mule deer season starts Nov. 17 in the Panhandle and Southwestern Panhandle and Nov. 23 in the Trans-Pecos. If you plan to hunt mule deer in Briscoe, Childress, Cottle, Floyd, Hall or Motley counties, there is a new experimental antler regulation. The outside spread of the main beams of a harvested mule deer must be at least 20 inches. The goal is to protect young bucks, and this decision was based on years of harvest data.
