CWD, formally known as Chronic Wasting Disease, is a hot topic of conversation for wildlife agency officials, research scientists, landowners, wildlife managers, hunters and conservation-minded wildlife enthusiasts.
Owning Land
Tips and resources for the land owner and property improvement, plus advice and information about wildlife and habitat management, property taxes and more
Aging Generation of Ranch Owners Looks To Sell As ‘Frenzied’ Market Cools
The once-frenzied market for ranches may have cooled this year, but deals are still getting done as older landowners look to part with their wide open spaces.
The Voice of Land Stewards
As Texas grows and changes, it is imperative that the voice of Texas’ landowners and land managers be heard over the deafening roar of urban expansion.
Don’t Tread on Rural Texas
The Texas Real Estate Advocacy & Defense (TREAD) Coalition was created in 2017 by some land attorneys who were litigating issues they thought could be addressed by landowner education and resources as well as policy changes in the legislature.
Fighting Fire with Land Management
While this summer’s devastating wildfires in Canada and Maui dominated recent international headlines, this increasingly urgent problem is nothing new for California’s ranchers
Prepping for Hunting Success
It’s the opening day of deer season. You arrive at your favorite blind and get settled in well before shooting light. Morale and anticipation are high.
Family Land, Water & Wildlife Expeditions
Family Land, Water & Wildlife Expeditions, the Texas Wildlife Association’s newest education program, offers diverse points of connection to the outdoors.“
Lone Star Land Steward Awards
The annual Lone Star Land Steward Awards celebrates private landowners whose stewardship of land, water and wildlife help keep Texas’ legendary wide-open spaces ecologically productive and true to their historical roots.
Marsh-To-Mouth & More
The farm-to-table, or to waterfowlers, the marsh-to-mouth movement has captured people’s tastebuds nationwide.
The Black Hills—Something More Valuable Than Gold
In the late 1800s, South Dakota’s Black Hills lured fortune seekers with the promise of gold. Today, modern pioneers who explore their recesses are discovering something more valuable—an exceptional quality of life.
Mexico Ripe with Ranching Potential
Mexico is a land ripe with potential for ranching.
On Fire for Wild Game
The Texas Wildlife Association
is equipping food conscious
Texans with the knowledge
and skills to secure and enjoy
wild game.
Landowner Hunting (EPLUS) in New Mexico Explained
Throughout the vast landscapes of New Mexico, you will find big game hunts for trophy bull elk, mule deer, pronghorn and more exotic species including ibex, oryx and Barbary sheep.
The Modern Ranch Industry
Since the latter days of the 20th century, the global economy has changed monumentally. Economic dominance is now driven by the collection, storage and interpretation of information instead of mechanization.
The Real Return on Investment
If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it a thousand times, “When I hit the lottery, I’ll be calling you.” Because
many folks don’t think land investment is a real possibility for them, they don’t give it enough thought or start considering it soon enough.
Adult Learn to Hunt Program: Helping Strike a Balance
When it comes to hunting, what’s old is new again—and it’s inspiring novice hunters to take to the field to reconnect to the land and their food through TWA’s Adult Learn to Hunt Program.
Conservation & Agriculture
Successful agriculture and effective conservation are interlocking pieces of the same landscape puzzle.
Hunting for Conservation
Hunting is the lifeblood of conservation and of TWA,” said Larry Weishuhn, a wildlife biologist, professional hunter, author and television personality and co-founder of TWA.
Gunpowder & Grit
At Jon Kohler & Associates, we have 30 years of experience working beside some of the Southeast’s most steadfast land stewards. Men and women who own land not necessarily for financial gain, but for spiritual reward.
TWA + TALT: Better Together
TWA and TALT know the power of partnerships. The organizations recently combined forces to host “The Wild West of Ecosystem Services.” The daylong seminar was the most recent installment of TWA’s Private Lands Summit. Through the collaboration, the groups leveraged their assets and expertise to guide landowners through the new frontier.