It will be a playground for the chosen few before they open it to the public, trust me!

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You also should see barasinghas, axis etc.

It's the powderhorn. Recently sold by mark Kelley to the state of Texas. If tpwd follows it's normal ignorant MO they'll go destroy and let the buzzards eat all of the exotics before they open it to the public. They are more bloodthirsty and wasteful than poachers.

http://www.texasmonthly.com/the-culture/ranch-blessing/

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Interesting, never would have expected an answer like that from you....



What about it is?

I was being serious, just didn't know your angle on being mad.

Forgive my ignorance, what's the problem with what happened? You don't like private land being bought by the man? And like I said, forgive my ignorance, but it seems better than the place being bought by a developer and turned into "ranchettes," no?

You also should see barasinghas, axis etc.

It's the powderhorn. Recently sold by mark Kelley to the state of Texas. If tpwd follows it's normal ignorant MO they'll go destroy and let the buzzards eat all of the exotics before they open it to the public. They are more bloodthirsty and wasteful than poachers.

http://www.texasmonthly.com/the-culture/ranch-blessing/

I was being serious, just didn't know your angle on being mad.

Forgive my ignorance, what's the problem with what happened? You don't like private land being bought by the man? And like I said, forgive my ignorance, but it seems better than the place being bought by a developer and turned into "ranchettes," no?

I would think this would be a good thing for Texans that hunt. It will eventually mean more public hunting land in a state that has very little land available for public hunting. But, it looks like some don't think that is the case?

I wonder what they will do with the barasingha being that it's a listed Endangered Species. I guess sell them to a trapper or a ranch. I'd be interested in getting some of them.

I believe that since they are not native here they are not protected. They were brought here for hunting purposes.

I don't like any government entity owning land. I REALLY don't like it when tpwd comes in and pays taxpayer money to buy land and then destroy assets and let them rot.

They could at LEAST defray costs by letting exotic trappers come in and trap them and sell them.

They are bloodthirsty slaughterers who don't care how much taxpayer dollars they waste to feed their lust. That's what I have a problem with.

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I guess the state could have just saved themselves the trouble and made it illegal to import exotics into Tx. Would that be a better option?

Don't have a dog in this hunt but can't see TPWD getting more land when they have a problem keeping what they have up. All you hear from those Cats is how they are underfunded. Raise your fee's every year or two and bitoch about needing mo money!