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We have recently secured a conservation lease on 640 acres of rugged, west Texas desert wilderness. This property features diverse wildlife, an incredible array of plant life, several canyons, arroyos, bluffs and hills. We will be posting signs on the property plus adding gates and some fencing to protect it from trespassers, poachers, cactus thieves, artifact hunters, rock hounds, and off-road vehicles. We also plan to add at least one water guzzler (water catchment for wildlife), two or three wildlife observation blinds, and some primitive camp sites for visiting guests, naturalists, and researchers. The area will be closed to the public but open to by special invitation. If you are conservation minded and would like to explore the area, give us a call. Look for lots of photos and details soon. |
Conservation Goal: Protect, preserve, and restore as much wild in the Big Bend area as possible. Conservation Plans: |
Land sales is just how we pay the bills. It is NOT our ultimate purpose. This area is special and deserves conservation. |
Hold on to some of the most sensitive properties we acquire and placed them into a conservation trust managed by us. Donate other sensitive and strategically located land to respected conservation groups, state, or national parks. Lease various sections of state owned land to maintain and protect them by preventing abuse by trespassers, poachers, cactus theives, artifact collectors, rock hounds, and off-road vehicles. |
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Last Updated: 08/21/07 |