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From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team November is the perfect balance of fall and winter; it means deer and quail season, brisk weather, time spent with loved ones, and yes, even the beginning of the holiday season – it also means the conclusion of 2023 is on the horizon. For landowners who wish to beat the Texas heat, November is the perfect month to tackle some projects on your To-Do list. With the end of...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Another beautiful Texas fall is upon us. It may feel like we are in the middle of summer still, but cooler weather is just around the corner. Have faith it’s coming! And with it, deer and quail season, crisp fall weather, changing leaves, and yes, even the holiday season. It’s an exciting time of the year and a great time to think about your wildlife and wildlife management...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team We experienced many hot and dry months this summer, and as much as we are looking forward to a reprieve, our land and wildlife are too. As the summer comes to a close, it is more important than ever to think about the water and food sources available on your land, and how to protect and conserve the resources that critters rely on to survive. In this issue of...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team As our summer season comes to a close and we look forward to cooler weather (and hopefully some rain!) this fall, now is the time to ensure your property is on track to complete all necessary qualifying Wildlife Management activities, and that they are well documented. In this issue of Seasons, we will highlight management activities to complete before the end of 2023, a look at Texas serpents, activity suggestions...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Starting July 3 and ending Aug. 11, those of us in the northern hemisphere will experience a period of particularly hot and humid weather we refer to as the “Dog Days” of summer, which is based on an ancient belief about Sirius, the dog star. While our first inclination may be to hole up with air conditioning, there are lots of management activities that you can do on your...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team While this spring has provided some much needed rain and wet weather, we know another hot Texas summer is on the way. As the kids start to get out of school and more of us begin to flock to our properties for some recreational downtime, remember, there are lots of fun activities that you can do on your property that also benefit your wildlife. In this issue of Seasons,...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Named after the Greek goddess Maia, the month of May brings warmer temps, blooming flowers, and the fresh beginnings of summer. Before the final touchstones of Spring fade away, there’s no better way to make the most of this month than getting outside and enjoying your property. In this issue of Seasons, you’ll find guides by Plateau’s team of biologists and Wildlife Management staff to help you make the...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team The winter months are officially behind us, and spring has sprung. We are always happy for spring’s arrival for so many reasons; the budding trees, the greening grass, newborn wildlife, and the slowly warming weather are all wonderful. If you take a minute to notice the transformation happening around you, you can’t help but be in awe. In this issue of Seasons, you’ll find guides by Plateau’s team of...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Believe it or not, spring is (mostly) here! With longer days and warmer weather, the songbirds are starting to sing, pollinators are reappearing, and we are even seeing the first signs of wildflowers. In this issue of Seasons, you’ll find guides by Plateau’s team of biologists and Wildlife Management staff covering a variety of topics and industry news. We've included tips and reminders for this time of year, educational...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Freezing temperatures and ice storms pushed large portions of the state to a standstill earlier this month. For many, it was the second time in three years that a February deep freeze brought unusually cold temperatures to Texas. With the worst of 2023’s cold weather (hopefully) behind us, this time of year offers many benefits for management activities. Texans don’t have to endure scorching heat and humidity this time...

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