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PBS Trailer - Horned Lizards, Cibolo Nature Center & Cooper Lake
Episode 5, Season 39 - Texas Parks & Wildlife PBS Television Show, November 5 - 11, 2023 - Program 3205 Stories from this episode: https://youtu.be/pj3Q8KZ72_w https://youtu.be/pvxGZEem2a8 https://youtu.be/AAzCsfhKcyQ https://youtu.be/HaDHmxwDEoc When to watch on Texas PBS stations: https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/tv/tvwhere.phtml

Laguna Madre Sunset - Postcard From Texas
The Laguna Madre in South Texas separates the state’s mainland from South Padre Island and provides the best backdrop for a South Padre sunset.

East Texas Game Wardens - From The Archives (1993)
This is a classic story from 1993 about multiple generations of game wardens and the day-to-day challenges they face doing their job to protect people and wildlife in East Texas. We've had many requests for this video so we've pulled it from the archives to make it available to everyone. Explore more memories from our archives: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7ZG8MkruQh0JDlcbXyFSPjRVVl_aDaTe&si=QoNMbNKpsgD8ncfm #lawenforcement #texashunting

What to Expect at a CWD Check Station
If you harvest a deer in a CWD zone, it is mandatory that you present your harvest to a CWD check station within 48 hours. Here's what you can expect when you bring your harvest to a CWD check station. It only takes a few minutes, it's free and it helps manage the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease. Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a fatal disease that threatens wild and captive deer. Visit our website for more information about current CWD zones https://tpwd.texas.gov/cwd

How to Use a CWD Test Drop Box
If you harvest a deer in a CWD zone, it is mandatory that you present your harvest to a CWD check station within 48 hours. But even if a CWD check station is unattended, you can still drop off a sample of your harvest for testing. You'll need to bring the head of your harvest, including the first two-to-three vertebrae of the neck. Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a fatal disease that threatens wild and captive deer. Visit our website for more information about current CWD zones https://tpwd.texas.gov/cwd