Texans are blessed with abundant wildlife in our endlessly diverse wild places. The earliest people lived in a primitive paradise, harvesting fish from the rivers and streams and game meat from the woods and plains and marches. The land provided what they needed to thrive, and they adapted their lifestyles to make the most of the available natural resources.
Today, some Texans find themselves feeling the pull of those timeless pursuits. They've heard and read stories, maybe even had a brief encounter or two when invited along with friends on past hunting and fishing excursions. Trying it out on their own can feel daunting, but with a little help and guidance, they can be wetting a line from a kayak or riverbank, waiting in a hunting stand for that one buck or participating in a skeet shoot.
Today, some Texans find themselves feeling the pull of those timeless pursuits. They've heard and read stories, maybe even had a brief encounter or two when invited along with friends on past hunting and fishing excursions. Trying it out on their own can feel daunting, but with a little help and guidance, they can be wetting a line from a kayak or riverbank, waiting in a hunting stand for that one buck or participating in a skeet shoot.
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To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of Texas and to provide hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation opportunities for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. Since 1942, Texas Parks & Wildlife has been a monthly guide to the Texas outdoors.
Each issue of this award-winning magazine is packed with outstanding color photos and articles about every facet of outdoor recreation: fishing, hunting, camping, birding, boating, traveling and more.We bring you information about state parks, environmental issues and events taking place all across the state.
Each issue of this award-winning magazine is packed with outstanding color photos and articles about every facet of outdoor recreation: fishing, hunting, camping, birding, boating, traveling and more.We bring you information about state parks, environmental issues and events taking place all across the state.
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Find stories on Texas travel, outdoor adventures and more on the Passport to Texas radio program. Texas is blessed with great geographic and cultural diversity. The state's deserts, mountains, beaches, lakes, forests, canyons and plains provide opportunities for endless exploration. On our travel page, you can find travel articles from the magazine, travel videos and other travel resources.
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Texas is home to a variety of beautiful native birds, as well as many other feathered friends who grant us a splash of color and magic as they pass through each year. On our birding page, you can find birding magazine articles, birding videos, birding checklists and more. Our resident birds and migrating birds make Texas a prime spot to watch for feathered friends.
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Get to know your favorite freshwater fish species. Experts have provided a special, free look into Texas' most popular fish - including species descriptions (with top quality color illustrations), where to fish and how to catch them in this exclusive feature in the Texas Parks & Wildlife app! When you are looking for great fishing stories from TP&W magazine, you can start here.
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Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine's Hunting Guide is your free, go-to source for species information and hunting tips. This special feature is exclusive to the Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine mobile app, which can be downloaded (also for free) to your Android or Apple devices. From dove to deer, Texas harbors a wealth of hunting opportunities.
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