Science-based Wildlife Management
Bald eagle. Pronghorn antelope. Rio Grande turkey. Each iconic species was diverted from extinction’s path by science-based wildlife management. Science-based wildlife management uses actions...
September 2016
Birdshot and Bovines Don’t Mix for Beef Industry
Birdshot may be about the last thing you ponder when considering the health of your beef cattle herd, but a carcass marred by birdshot...
Decorating an Open Concept Room
An open concept house is the only floor plan that makes sense for me even though an open concept room is much more difficult...
Book Mark: From Tea Cakes to Tamales
Food brings people together, connecting generations in both the preparation and sharing of the meal. In her new book, From Tea Cakes to Tamales:...
Healing Art: Don’t Let Anything Ruin Your Day
I wrote Healing Art: Don’t Let Anything Ruin Your Day as a record of my journey as a photographer and a Parkinson’s patient. I...
Rambling Boy: The King of the Western Belt Buckle Collectors
Robert Brandes is the king of Western belt buckle collectors. He has roughly a thousand of them, and his e-mail address incorporates the words...
Leslie Sinclair Brings Segreto Vignettes to Round Top
Leslie Sinclair Brings Segreto Vignettes to Round Top as part of the Fall 2016 Round Top Antiques Shows When asked her favorite Round Top...
A New Perspective on Home
Taylor Jacob, Carmine’s professional barrel racer, told me that home looks different when you see it in the rear view mirror. My Aggie daughter...
Roundtopolis: Old Places, New Eyes
In 1957, when she was a fourth grader at David Crockett Elementary, Cathye Moon got hooked on photography when she got a Brownie Hawkeye...
Stirring the Pot: The Garden Co. Marketplace & Cafe
I was supposed to meet with owner and designer Stevie Thompson and chef Kenny Kopecky at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon to take advantage of...
