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Dove Hunting in Oklahoma: A Tradition of Sport and Conservation

Dove hunting is a cherished tradition in Oklahoma, and managing fields specifically for mourning doves can significantly enhance the hunting experience. Mourning doves are North…

Future Proof Your Finances: Investing in Land as a Hedge Against Inflation

As the price of items continues to grow and the value of your dollar continues to decrease, the need to find a reliable investment is…

Renewal in Bloom: A Guide for Land Management!

Greetings, fellow farm and ranch owners! As spring blooms around us, it’s time to shift our focus to the essential task of land management….

Spring Spruce Up, Home Selling Tips- Brittany Wood

Home Selling Tips From A Top Realtor – Brittany Wood Unveiling Space with Decluttering Preparing your home for sale can feel like a daunting task,…

Maximizing Daylight Savings: A Win for Ranch Living

As daylight savings time approaches, land owners across the country anticipate the benefits that come with the shift in time. For those immersed in…

Understanding the Difference Between Earnest Money and Option Money in Texas Real Estate

When diving into the world of real estate, especially if you’re a first-time homebuyer, you’ll come across various terms and concepts that may seem…

The Vital Role of Controlling Whitetail Deer Populations

Whitetail deer are iconic in the outdoor and hunting world, revered for their beauty and great tasting meat. However, their populations can sometimes reach levels…

A Delicious Recipe for Savory Deer Meat: Venison Delight

For those who enjoy game meat, deer (venison) is a popular choice due to its rich flavor and lean, tender texture. If you’re fortunate enough…

The Impact of Coyotes on Turkey Nesting Success: Understanding the Predatory Dynamic

In the realm of wildlife interactions, the predator-prey relationship plays a crucial role in shaping ecosystems. One such interaction that has garnered attention is the…

Texas Juniper Trees

I remember when I first moved to Texas I was out on a ranch with the TCU Ranch Management class and the professors kept on…