Landowner guide

Streams are terrific on Texas ranch properties, but can cause a challenge for both wildlife population management and for maintaining vehicle access. We recently installed a FloatMaster water gap in a fence line and a 36″ ADS poly-resin culvert in…

Among the hottest wildlife topics among hunters, property owners and government agencies is Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), and how best to protect both the wildlife and humans. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines CWD as “a prion disease that…

While outdoorsmen and property owners may commonly associate high game fence with wildlife containment and protection from predators, another important application of wildlife barriers such as cattle fence, horse fence, and hog-proof fence is along roadways. According to the U.S….

The coyote was one of the native inhabitants of Texas when it was first settled by European settlers. As Rick Sramek, a district supervisor with the ASDA-APHIS, notes, the animal has survived and expanded its range despite control attempts that…

From small creeks, streams, and rivers to ponds and lakes, waterways are a common element in ranches. But for game fencing and other wildlife barriers, “water gaps” are one of the most important elements for the protection of the animals…