Robert Fears

Robert Fears

Robert Fears was raised in Texas where he worked as a cowboy on various ranches during high school and undergraduate studies. He holds a BS degree in agricultural sciences from Sam Houston State University and a MS in Range Ecology from Utah State University. Robert spent two years as livestock manager for the Government of Guam and 33 years in product development for Dow AgroSciences. After retirement from Dow, he chaired the Williamson County Appraisal Review for six years and developed a freelance writing business with his wife, Janelle. The couple writes magazine and newsletter articles, product literature and web material.

Articles by Robert Fears

Don’t Shoot!: How Small Critters Improve the Country Lifestyle

When small mammals are discussed, the conversation usually turns to critters such as skunk, opossum and armadillo. Few people feel that these small mammals improve the country lifestyle, but before you load the shotgun or set the trap, let’s look at what these animals contribute. Smelly skunk Skunks are beneficial...

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sustainable rangelands

How to Create Sustainable Habitat for Big Game Production

Riparian land management advice

Proper Riparian Management = More and Better Water

retirement ranch

Retirement or Recreational Ranching: How to Succeed

Stars are Big and Bright in the Country

hunting safety guide

Are You a Safe Hunting Partner?: A Guide to Hunting Safety

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A Guide to Growing Big Deer

hydraulic fracking

The True Story of Water Usage in Hydraulic Fracturing

duck habitat

How to Create Duck Habitat on Your Land

wildlife recreation revenue

Increase Rural Property Income With Wildlife-Based Recreation

Two longhorns

Understanding Rural Property Taxes in Texas