Nature
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John Spaulding | July 21, 2020Navigating the Universe with StarDate Radio Host Billy Henry
You could call Billy Henry, the current host of StarDate radio, a Renaissance man. This month, Billy celebrates...
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Matthew Monk | July 17, 2020Get Ready for Your Best Dove Season Ever in the Texas Hill Country
Dove season is around the corner, which means it’s time to prepare. It’s a...
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Matthew Monk | July 13, 2020Scenery, Outdoors, and Art: Ingram, Texas has it All
Ingram, Texas lies an hour outside of San Antonio. Only six miles west of Kerrville, Ingram is often...
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Honky Tonk Foodie | July 7, 2020Texas Hill Country Transformation: Selah, Bamberger Ranch Preserve
If you love the Texas Hill Country, you may have fantasized about buying parcels of it and preserving...
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Spring Sault | June 3, 2020Oak Wilt is Killing Texas Trees in Epidemic Proportions: Stop the Spread
If you're a Texas Hill Country landowner, you may want to familiarize yourself with oak wilt. It’s an...
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Durhl Caussey | May 14, 2020Clarence the Coon Comes Calling: A Texas Tale of a Friendly Raccoon
Last night there was a near-perfect moon. Moonlight smiled across our back yard, serenaded by the security light,...
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Honky Tonk Foodie | May 7, 2020Happy Trails: Do a Round on the Llano Estacado Loop!
Yearning for some window time while sitting in the air conditioning but still moving? Or looking for a...
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Durhl Caussey | May 4, 2020Caussey’s Corner: Trees are Our Friends in the Garden of the World
These are troubling times in the course of American History, if not the world. There is a tenor...
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Spring Sault | April 27, 2020Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles May Have an Uptick in Hatchlings for 2020
This year’s first nest was found approximately 10 days earlier than that of last year’s, leading scientists and...
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Honky Tonk Foodie | April 16, 2020Hold Onto Your Hat as Texas Expects Busy Tornado Season
Tornado season is an annual reality in many parts of Texas. These incredibly dangerous forces of nature are...
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Honky Tonk Foodie | April 14, 2020Take a Virtual Tour of the Bluebonnets in Beautiful Marble Falls
Spring is such a wonderful time in the Texas Hill Country! Sunshine, nice breezes, wildflowers, and even rain...
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Spring Sault | April 13, 2020Monarch Butterfly Population Dropped Dramatically: What Can be Done?
Craig Wilson, a Texas A&M researcher, was interviewed recently, identifying that the 2020 population count for the monarch...
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Spring Sault | April 3, 2020Watch This Rattlesnake Mating Ritual in the Bluebonnets
Although the bluebonnets and Indian paintbrushes look beautiful, among them are species of snakes who are in the...
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Spring Sault | April 1, 2020Livestream Nature and Wildlife Options While Social Distancing
For those looking for a dose of the great outdoors but wanting to do so from home, the...
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Spring Sault | March 3, 2020Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Kimble County Deer Breeding Facility
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has confirmed that Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been found in a...
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Spring Sault | March 2, 2020Guadalupe River State Park Leaves You Breathless… In a Good Way!
Just a quick trip from both Austin and San Antonio, in the Texas Hill Country, is serenity and...
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Spring Sault | February 19, 2020Krause Ranch is One of the Newest Conservation Easements in Texas
An easement on Krause Ranch, located in Leakey, in the Texas Hill Country, has been acquired by The...
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Spring Sault | February 14, 2020Hunting Buddies: Why Badgers and Coyotes Hunt Together
Coyotes and badgers are known for their cunning ability to hunt. Considering they regularly look for the very...
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Spring Sault | February 3, 2020Best Bird Watching Sites in Texas: Where, What, and Holy Cow!
If you’re looking for the best eco-tourism travel opportunities, you’re in luck here in Texas! We have some...
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Jo Ann Holt | January 20, 2020Aransas County is a Birdwatchers Paradise Along the Beautiful Coast
Aransas County is a Mecca for over 400 species of birds, which makes it paradise for birdwatchers from...
