Wildlife management boosts Texas hunting prospects in 1958
The Texas wildlife recovery of 1958 stems from strict controls and land management. Biologists and landowners partnered to restore habitat, balance deer herds, and stock birds like quail. State programs, funded by licenses and taxes, show improved hunting and broader cooperation.
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Quail Turnover Heavy in Texas Warns Biologist
The director of wildlife restoration warns quail cannot be stockpiled and urges hunters to exploit the current abundance before cold weather and rat populations reduce food. Field reports show fewer quail in some areas and a potential population turnabout by spring.
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