There has been a concerted effort over this past year to rid the Village Creek Drying Beds and River Legacy Park of Feral Hogs. From […]
Feral Hog – Villainous
Feral Hogs get a bad rap. It’s a reputation that is not entirely deserved. Feral Hogs are considered an invasive species. As the name implies, […]
Return to Riverbend
Dateline – October 26, 2013 I’ve been to the Trinity River Greenbelt Riverbend Preserve before—or at least I thought I had. Let me explain. I […]
Poaching on Public Lands
Dateline September 23, 2013 Fall is coming. If you’re sensitive to it you may have been able to catch a hint of it in the […]
Great Trinity Forest: Southern Corridor
Dateline – August 4, 2013 The Great Trinity Forest is loaded with wildlife of all kinds. There are lots of big mammals. Thriving populations of […]
Feral Hog – Paloma Creek
These pictures and video come to us from Melinda DeLeon. Melinda spotted this sounder of two adults and ten piglets in Denton County near Paloma […]
Feral Hog – Irresponsible
A Feral Hog photographed on Village Creek Drying Bed property. Also located within the boundaries of the VCDB is a large corral-style Feral Hog trap. […]
Feral Hog – Passing Through
A small sounder of Feral Hogs passing through River Legacy Park in Arlington, Texas. Wikipedia says this about Feral Hogs: One characteristic by which domestic […]
Hiking the Elm Fork
Dateline – February 2, 2013 On Google Maps the lands north of Lewisville Lake all the way up to Lake Ray Roberts appears to be […]
Feral Hog – Riverbend
A small sounder of Feral Hogs crossed our path near Lock and Dam Number 4 in the Trinity River Greenbelt Riverbend Preserve. There may have […]
Exploring Lock and Dam Number 4
Dateline – October 28, 2012 When planning a trip into the woods its good to have a destination in mind. A goal gives your hike […]
White-tailed Deer – No Hogs
The Army Corp of Engineers land around the southwest corner of Lake Lewisville can be divided into four roughly equal sized pieces. I use Old […]