It is the state reptile of Texas and wears a crown of horns, but a lofty title and royal visage has not prevented the Texas horned lizard from becoming a…
kolenickJune 12, 2015
While a key wildlife management activity is supplemental feeding, this doesn’t mean picking up deer corn at Tractor Supply and tossing it in the pasture. And supplemental food plots should…
kolenickApril 6, 2015
While this if-you-don’t-like-the-weather-wait-a-minute pattern of temperatures that has taunted Texas for the past couple of weeks can’t make up its mind as to the arrival of spring, the birds already…
kolenickMarch 4, 2015
A decline in Texas quail populations over the past couple of decades is a single, undeniable fact, but the exact reasons for the decline are myriad. Drought and red imported…
kolenickFebruary 5, 2015
While our Texas winters may be brief, the cold, when it comes, can be biting. As we prepared this post, the forecasted weather included lows hovering near 20 degrees for…
kolenickJanuary 9, 2015
The coyotes wail along the trail Deep in the heart of Texas The relationship between Texas landowners and coyotes is a complicated one. While coyotes are often romanticized in song…
kolenickDecember 3, 2014
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? If you perform a wildlife activity but don’t have an…
kolenickNovember 5, 2014
Texas land is a hot commodity so, not surprisingly, we've spoken with lots of new landowners recently. One of the biggest concerns expressed is maintaining the property’s wildlife management valuation.…
kolenickOctober 16, 2014
Landmark Wildlife Management has landed on what we believe is the best product on the market to make water available for wildlife, especially in remote parts of your property. Our…
kolenickMarch 3, 2014
