Chuck Naiser has fished coastal waters for more than 50 years. His passion for his sport, and for the coastal resources he loves, has evolved into a fierce determination to make a difference for the next generation who will enjoy these waters long after he is gone.
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TEXAS LAND magazine
Read our archive of articles and advice from Texas LAND Magazine, a quarterly publication focused on the people, places and land of the Lone Star State.
The Border Wall: Protecting Our Country or Dividing Our Interests?
Because the far-reaching impacts of the proposed Border Wall can’t be accurately distilled into a sound bite, a headline or a Tweet, the Texas Wildlife Association is hosting “The Wall: Protecting Our Country or Dividing Our Interests?”
Putting Clients’ Needs First: Republic Ranches
The Republic Ranches team puts the clients’ needs above every other consideration. They live it and breathe it—every day and in every situation.
The Quest of McKenna Quinn to Make the Perfect Upland Shirt for Women
Meet Amber Haynes, founder of women’s upland fashion shop McKenna Quinn. Starting with shirts, the company is expanding into hunting pants and style accessories for ladies who love to hunt game birds and shoot clays.
Quail Fellowship: A Discussion with Phil Lamb
A discussion with Phil Lamb, a man with a passion not just for the outdoors, but for taking care of and stewarding the resources as best he can.
Harlan Ray - May 18, 2018
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What the New Tax Law Means for Agriculture & Rural Landowners
The largest overhaul of the U.S. tax code in three decades went into effect this year, impacting farmers, ranchers and other rural landowners in a variety of ways. For the most part, financial experts anticipate benefits for these groups.
Livestock Insurance Helps Protect Against Weather and Market Risks
Raising livestock can be a rewarding but sometimes risky business. One risk management tool available to producers is livestock insurance, which can pay off both financially and in terms of peace of mind.
The Rancher’s Daughter: Sarah Nunley Biedenharn
By the time she was four, Sarah Nunley Biedenharn, who was reared near Sabinal, was driving a pickup on one of her family’s ranches operated under the Nunley Brothers’ brand. Of course, she was sitting on her father’s lap so she could see over the steering wheel and he could operate the pedals. “There’s never been […]
Spring 2018 Texas Land & Lifestyle Trends
Our snapshot of the latest goods, gear and more for Texas land aficionados, from cowboy cookbooks and David R. Stoecklein prints to hard goods like knives and cookware.
Spring 2018 Texas Spotlight Properties
From the pages of the fall 2017 issue of LAND magazine, here’s our selection of intriguing properties featured on Lands of America.
Listing of the Week: Brazos River Ranch
This breathtaking ranch is located in the Village Bend area of the Brazos River just south of Mineral Wells. Ideal for the gentleman rancher, cattleman, horse enthusiast or avid hunter. The ranch is featured in the spring 2018 issue of Texas LAND magazine.
Impacts of Brush Management on Land Values
When it comes to brush work, it’s been said that you should know your plants, know their values and know how to manipulate them. So, as a land owner, don’t simply focus on goals that only suit the needs of today but consider how to best preserve or enhance your land values for tomorrow.
Jason Scull: Cowboy Artist
Jason Scull grew up in a family that farmed and ranched on the fringes of the South Texas brush country. Scull’s life with cattle and horses coupled with his respect for the culture of the American West have shaped and continue to inspire the direction of his art.
Texas Land Markets Fourth Quarter 2017
Texas land markets posted a surprisingly strong fourth quarter as oil prices rose and drilling activity rebounded.
Winter 2017 Issue of LAND Magazine on Newsstands Now!
The winter 2017 edition of LAND Magazine was recently released, including a profile of Tom Brokaw’s West Boulder Ranch in Montana.
Winter 2017 Texas Holiday Gift Guide
Our snapshot of what’s trending in the Texas land industry and lifestyle this season.
Listing of the Week: Award-Winning Architecture on Show at Hill Country’s Crow Fair Ranch
This breathtaking 157-acre estate, located 13 miles outside Fredericksburg, is a combination of hills and valleys along Devils Creek.
Answering the Land’s Call: Fredericksburg Realty’s Justin Cop
Justin Cop, owner of Fredericksburg Realty, risked his wife’s wrath to answer the long, loud call of the Texas Hill Country and establish himself as a ranch broker.
On the Cover: El Milagro Trophy Equestrian Estate
Amidst the bustling communities of Denton County lies a true equestrian paradise that is unparalleled in quality and distinction.
Burgers on the Way: Where to Find the Best Burger in Texas
Burgher-Ray Ranch Sales’ Harlan Ray dishes on his favorite burger joints throughout the state of Texas.
Harlan Ray - November 10, 2017
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Keeping the Past Alive: 10 Architect-Approved Tips for Renovating Historic Homes
Anyone who’s ever owned an old house wishes those walls could talk. Here are ten tips for renovating a historic home to keep its storied past alive.
