March 21, 2024
Instilling the love of hunting
On a still April morning, the call of the male Rio Grande gobblers hangs in the cool, crisp air. The loud, poignant vocalization is a clear sign to the hens […]
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They say everything is bigger in Texas, but the truth is, Texas is still growing. Our state now boasts five of the fifteen largest cities in the country. There was a time when the vast majority of Texas land was part of a farm, ranch, or forest, but today Texas is losing its open country faster than any other state in the nation—especially within the Colorado River watershed.
Right now, the land, water, and wildlife we care about are at risk.
Texas Earned.
“Everyday you wake up, look in the mirror, and ask yourself, what kind of Texan are you going to be today? Texas expects more out of us.”
Marcus Luttrell
With its wide-open landscapes, eternal skies and abundant wildlife, Texas is one-of-a-kind.
We believe in our responsibility as Texans to protect our own backyard and conserve our most valuable resources—our land, water, and traditions. Join us and help protect Texas.
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The Land
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THE RIFLE AND REEL
February 20, 2024
Discover Great Hikes in the Texas Colorado River Watershed
Spring in Texas, no matter what part of the state you’re in, brings a burst of life and colors to the varied landscapes, creating the perfect backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. […]
January 17, 2024
Texas’ White Bass Run
Every spring, anglers in Texas eagerly anticipate the white bass run in the Colorado River watershed. As the white bass, or sandies, as they are affectionately called, transition from the […]
January 9, 2024
Hat in Hand
It wasn’t invented in Texas, but America’s most iconic headwear is intrinsically tied to the state and its culture BY: LAUREL MILLER Manny liked to laugh and share a good […]
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