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Nature heritage hiking with dogs in nature
Hello, And welcome back to nature Spiritually inlighten your life hiking with dogs in nature… Blessing be on you and yours spiritual Enhance your wellbeing and HappyNess hiking with dogs in nature… Got about 3.2 miles the weather was mildly warm 67 with low winds 5 to 7 miles per hour… Gorgeous day here in […]
Read More Nature heritage hiking with dogs in natureTexas Intensifies Its Fight Against “Zombie Deer Disease” – Texas Monthly
Do zombie deer foretell a Texas hunting apocalypse? It might be decades before we know. Yet the rise of chronic wasting disease—colloquially known as “zombie deer disease” because it infects the brains of deer, essentially turning them into the walking dead—is so alarming that officials with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are testing deer […]
Read More Texas Intensifies Its Fight Against “Zombie Deer Disease” – Texas MonthlyHiking with dogs and family in nature
Believe in something that makes a difference clean up before you leave really don’t leave your trash on trails water bottles and snack papers go’s in your backpack in your pack don’t forget to clean up your mess leave nature as you Found it… Welcome to my web Blog Blessings be on you and yours […]
Read More Hiking with dogs and family in natureToday’s Hike with dogs and family in nature
Hello welcome back to nature Spiritual enlighten your life hiking in nature Today was extraordinary good outdoors experience open trails and enjoy are time hiking with family Got 2.3 miles at Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge on Prairie Trail, Oak Motte Trail, and Wild Plum Trail Loop, it was mildly hot low index today […]
Read More Today’s Hike with dogs and family in natureBoat Skipper Saves Deer After Spotting Animal Half a Mile Out to Sea | PEOPLE.com
Mark Bowditch spotted the lost deer while on a mackerel fishing charter near Weymouth, England, pulled the animal aboard, and got the tired creature back to shore…More about this article in link below… https://people.com/pets/boat-skipper-saves-exhausted-deer-found-in-sea/
Read More Boat Skipper Saves Deer After Spotting Animal Half a Mile Out to Sea | PEOPLE.comDeer Hunting Forecast 2021: A State-by-State Guide | Outdoor Life
Instability seems to be everywhere nowadays, whether it involves politics, weather, or the dreaded pandemic. But one annual constant offers the hope of brighter days: deer season… Within a few weeks, hunters across the country will welcome the promise of crisp autumn mornings and thrilling encounters with spectacular bucks. And whether you’re in the big […]
Read More Deer Hunting Forecast 2021: A State-by-State Guide | Outdoor LifeSome white-tailed deer test positive for COVID-19 antibodies
(WAOW) — Studies by the United States Department of Agriculture show some white-tailed deer have been exposed to COVID-19. White-tailed deer in Illinois, Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies, according to the USDA. There were 481 samples collected from deer from Jan. 2020 through 2021. Of those, 33 percent had COVID-19 […]
Read More Some white-tailed deer test positive for COVID-19 antibodiesWisconsin DNR urges people to document deer sightings
MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is asking people to report deer sightings of bucks, does and fawns until Sept. 30. Operation Deer Watch will provide important data for deer management. Participants can do this through a computer or smartphone. No registration is required… More about this article in the link […]
Read More Wisconsin DNR urges people to document deer sightingsDon’t touch ‘orphaned’ or ‘abandoned’ wildlife, Texas Parks & Wildlife warns
Your helping hand may actually be hurting the animals’ chances of survival SAN ANTONIO – Officials with Texas Parks and Wildlife are warning people to leave wild animals alone this spring. Texans might notice more wildlife in their backyards, neighborhoods and surrounding areas but TPWD experts are warning potential do-gooders against lending a helping hand. […]
Read More Don’t touch ‘orphaned’ or ‘abandoned’ wildlife, Texas Parks & Wildlife warns
Is it Conspiracy, Fact, or both? 