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From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team We’ve seen a few cold snaps here in Central Texas and we are all getting in the holiday spirit. This time of year is full of joy, relaxation*, and celebrations. The holiday season is also a time for evaluation of our successes and challenges – a time of reflecting and looking forward. We encourage you to think about your land and wildlife management journey as we come to the...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Fall is officially here, and with the changing of the seasons comes another important season - property tax season! Many of you have already received or will be receiving, your property tax bills. It is very important that you review your property tax bill and be sure that it accurately reflects the market value of your property and that your agricultural valuation is in place. In this issue...

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 your wildlife...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team We experienced many hot and dry months this summer and as much as we look 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 Seasons,...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team As our summer season comes to a close and we look forward to cooler weather this fall, now is the time to be considering predators and predator control on your property. From Invasive Red Fire Ants (IRFA) to feral hogs, invasive predators can cause damage to our native flora and threaten native wildlife. There are many considerations landowners must take into account when controlling predator populations, including liability...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Though the hunting season is not yet upon us, Summer is the perfect time to be conducting your wildlife management activities for white-tailed deer. Many of you have had the joy of seeing fawn on your property this spring! An important part of managing for these deer and fawn is providing a quality habitat that they can live and thrive in. So as you relax and soak up this...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team The first half of the year seems to have flown by and another hot, Texas summer is upon us. This spring has been wetter than usual allowing the flora and fauna to thrive. With all of the wildflowers in bloom, many of us are seeing butterflies, bees and other pollinators in a flurry of activity on their property. Pollinators are key for the survival of crops and other native...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Summer is right around the corner, and though the rain has been kind this spring, we must prepare ourselves for the heat and remember how rising temperatures can affect our land and the life on it. In this issue of Seasons, you'll find articles about good riparian stewardship practices, legal considerations for the use of surface water, a featured live-water property for sale, and more! We hope you enjoy...

From the Plateau Land & Wildlife Management Team Spring is upon us! And with it, a great Seasons and opportunity to begin considering the conservation of your property. Wildlife Management is a great tool to preserve and protect the native wildlife on your property. In this issue of Seasons, you'll find articles about Wildlife Management as a tool for conservation, an overview on how Conservation Easements can protect financial incentives, a featured property ideal for conservation-minded...

  Dear Valued Landowners and Customers, Plateau Land & Wildlife is always committed to everyone’s complete health and safety, as well as ensuring that your land and wildlife activities remain our top priority.    We’d like to provide a few company updates during the current challenges of COVID-19 and hope that you and your families remain healthy during this critical time. Plateau Land & Wildlife Management, Inc. is an Essential Business under all local orders issued to date, to the...

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