Texas Parks and Wildlife aims to buy 16,000 acres in the Big Bend
August 24, 2018
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as posted by the channelTexas parks department set to buy rugged tract in the Big Bend The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission moved this week to buy 16,000 acres in the Big Bend borderlands. The addition to the Black Gap Wildlife Management Area would ensure Big Bend riverfront is virtually undeveloped. Three-quarters of the purchase price will come from
federal gun tax money, according to state park officials. If the deal goes through, public hiking, camping and hunting would be allowed with a permit. The Black Gap land cover
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