Master the art of hunting mature South Texas whitetails. Learn proven techniques for scent control, patience, and shot placement from TheRanch at Camp Ka Hui ‘Ana in La Salle County.
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Spotted in January with a missing front foot, this lone coyote is defying the odds and writing his own wild story in South Texas. Meet Zulu. 🐾🌵 On January 23, 2025, ranch hands at TheRanch at Camp Ka Hui Ana in South Texas first spotted an unusual figure moving through the brush: a lone coyote,
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Texas’ Extended Antlerless and Spike Deer Hunting Season offers hunters a unique opportunity to help manage deer populations responsibly. In this article, we explore the season’s purpose, regulations, and how it impacts conservation efforts.
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Explore the fascinating behavior of the Flehmen response in wildlife. Learn how this unique physiological reaction impacts mating seasons, wildlife management, and hunting strategies. Discover how recognizing this behavior can offer valuable insights for both conservationists and hunters.
Full Rut Flehmen Response: What It Is and What It Means Read More »
Texas is known for its iconic white-tailed deer, making it a hub for hunting enthusiasts. What you might not know is that effective deer management relies on understanding the animals, their requirements, and their struggles. A balance of genetics, age, and nutrition are required to grow healthy deer with big antlers. While a ranch cannot necessarily change the existing genetics or control the age of the deer their neighbors harvest, they can improve the availability of nutritious feed. Spring and summer nutritional intake are also important for both does and bucks alike, making good year-round nutrition a vital aspect of maintaining a healthy deer herd.
Bison in Texas: Native or Exotic? Read More »
Texas is known for its iconic white-tailed deer, making it a hub for hunting enthusiasts. What you might not know is that effective deer management relies on understanding the animals, their requirements, and their struggles. A balance of genetics, age, and nutrition are required to grow healthy deer with big antlers. While a ranch cannot necessarily change the existing genetics or control the age of the deer their neighbors harvest, they can improve the availability of nutritious feed. Spring and summer nutritional intake are also important for both does and bucks alike, making good year-round nutrition a vital aspect of maintaining a healthy deer herd.
