What is TWA?

What is TWA?

The Texas Wildlife Association is a statewide membership organization that serves Texas wildlife and its habitat, while protecting property rights, hunting heritage, and the conservation efforts of those who value and steward wildlife resources.

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TWA Leadership

The Texas Wildlife Association is governed by a Board of Directors, four statewide Officers, an Executive Committee, and the organization benefits from Regional Leadership across the state.

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TWA Foundation

TWA Foundation increases natural resource literacy and promotes conservation and educational programs that connect Texans to the land.

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Down the Devils

Down the Devils

With gear loaded, we shove out into the river, slipping the canoe through a small break in the cattails. Where we launch, the current is moderate and the river is wide so the paddling is akin to being on a pond. We spend a few minutes coordinating our paddle strokes and situating our gear before heading downstream. The excitement is evident as conversation is light and brisk. However, our attitudes are merely a ruse, for downstream the roar of Texas’ largest waterfall awaits us. There is no turning back now, so we paddle on.

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Pressure of Estate Taxes on Texas Farms and Ranches

Pressure of Estate Taxes on Texas Farms and Ranches

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By: Ramsay H. Slugg

Tax Valuation for Wildlife Management - FAQ

Tax Valuation for Wildlife Management - FAQ

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From the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department website

Wildlife Management and Property Tax Valuation in Texas

Wildlife Management and Property Tax Valuation in Texas

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Published by: Texas AgriLife Extension Service
Article by: Larry A. Redmon and James C. Cathey, Extension Specialists

New Ag/Timber Sales Tax Exemption Registration Number Information

New Ag/Timber Sales Tax Exemption Registration Number Information

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By: Kirby Brown

Understanding the Condemnation Process in Texas

Understanding the Condemnation Process in Texas

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By: Judon Fambrough

The Roundup on Agricultural Property Tax Appraisals

The Roundup on Agricultural Property Tax Appraisals

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Taken from The Cattleman, October 2010
By: David Crosby

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