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Aug. 22, 2005

Dove Hunters Get Expanded Whitewing Zone, Required Stamp

AUSTIN, Texas — Depending upon where you plan to hunt, the upcoming Texas dove season could be hit or miss, but it won’t be for a lack of birds. Those areas of the state that got hit with recent rain showers could pose a challenge, while drier environs should be promising, according to wildlife biologists with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

McCarty Becomes TPWD Deputy Executive Director

AUSTIN, Texas — A former coastal fisheries biologist who started with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department as a fisheries technician in 1978 and rose up through the ranks has been named the agency’s new Deputy Executive Director for Administration.

Aug. 8, 2005

Becoming An Outdoors-Family Weekend Set For Sept. 16-18

DING DONG, Texas — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is pilot testing a new program called Becoming An Outdoors-Family, offering a weekend workshop Sept. 16-18 at TPWD’s Parrie Haynes Ranch near Killeen for first-timers who want to learn camping, fishing, backpacking, shooting, mountain biking and more.

Reminder: Boating Safety Tips

Stay Tuned, Aug. 8, 2005

Information from Texas Parks and Wildlife is available on radio and television, as well as the newsstand.

Aug. 1, 2005

Time To Apply For Drawings On Public Hunting Lands

AUSTIN, Texas — With the fall hunting season looming on the horizon, now’s the time to apply for drawn public hunts. For over 50 years, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has been offering quality, affordable hunting experiences through the special drawings for hunts offered through the department’s Public Hunting Program.

July 25, 2005

New USFWS Leader Worked on Texas Issues

UNDATED — A former regional director who has a long history of working on Texas conservation issues has been tapped to become the new director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington DC.

Stay Tuned, July 25, 2005

Information from Texas Parks and Wildlife is available on radio and television, as well as the newsstand.

July 18, 2005

Hunters Reminded About Mandatory Education, Deferals

AUSTIN, Texas — Hunter education is more than a legal requirement in Texas–statistics show it saves lives. People getting ready for fall hunting are reminded of two things: those who purchased hunter education deferrals last year will need hunter education this year, and there are hundreds of courses scheduled across Texas where they can fulfill that requirement.

Stay Tuned, July 18, 2005

Information from Texas Parks and Wildlife is available on radio and television, as well as the newsstand.