Allowed deer hunting for the first time since 1995. 2 local hunters spent 2 days (11th and 12th) and shot 4 deer:
Posted in 2008 Journal, Census
Hunting begins. Shot:
Posted in 2007 Journal, Census
Consulted on baseline data photo points for conservation easement.
Caretaker's note: A conservation easement is a way for landowners to preserve their property in its natural state in perpetuity. It is a legal document that is tied to the deed and follows the property if it is sold to new owners.
There are many non-profit land trusts that can hold and enforce the easement. The landowner creates the development restrictions of the conservation easement for their own property. Landowners can continue to live on and work the land in accordance with the conservation easement. An overall view of conservation easements and Texas land trust organizations can be found at Texas Land Trust Council.
Part of the process is to describe the current state of the land by using photographic data points at various and unique places on the property. The 360 degree photo points are used to reference any changes throughout the years.
The conservation easement is a tax-deductible gift to the land trust, that can be used for a number of years, depending on the property owners financial situation.
Saw:
To do:
Posted in 2007 Journal
Tractor work:
Caretaker's note: Although the plants in this seed mix are mostly deer resistant, it was noticed that the seedlings do get severly browsed and so this area will need to be caged for best results until plants reach maturity.
Posted in 2007 Journal, Census, Habitat
Posted in 2007 Journal, Erosion, Water
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