Brenda Valentine, the First lady of Hunting, will be the special guest at the Montgomery County National Wild Turkey Federation Chapter Third Annual Banquet on August 15, 2019 in the Lone Star Convention Center’s Bluebonnet Room in Conroe, Texas.
Read MoreThe National Wild Turkey Federation is pleased to announce Delbert Weston Reynolds of Lufkin, Texas, as the national recipient of the 2019 Dr. James Earl Kennamer Academic Scholarship. The $10,000 scholarship, sponsored by Mossy Oak, will help fund Reynolds’ education when he attends Texas Tech University this fall.
Read MoreHowdy folks! I just wanted to take a moment to thank the leadership, membership, and countless volunteers of numerous organizations which we’ve had the pleasure of working with and supporting over the last decade.
Read MoreNWTF Chapters in Texas received national recognition for their hard work at the 42nd Annual NWTF Convention and Sports Show, February 13-17, 2019, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, TN.
Read MoreFellow Texas outdoor enthusiast, writer, editor-in-chief of Texas Fish and Game magazine, and radio personality, Chester Moore will be reporting live from the convention floor and events at the National Wild Turkey Federation Annual Convention and Sport Show in Nashville on February 15 and 16, 2019. Check out his video here.
Read MoreThese local Texas Chapters were recognized at the Volunteer Appreciation Awards for their hard work in 2018. Below is a list of Appreciation Awards earned by deserving local Texas NWTF Chapters honoring them for a job well done in 2018. We appreciate your efforts in saving the hunt and saving the habitat in Texas. Take a bow folks!
Read MoreOur State of Texas Volunteer Appreciation Awards program was a huge success last weekend. We celebrated some of the best volunteers in the State from the last year. The weekend started with a State Chapter Board of Directors meeting where we worked to set the budget for 2019. Then, attendees enjoyed time of fellowship and fun carnival style games before recognizing volunteers and chapters for outstanding service. Thanks to all who attended and helped organize the event. We look forward to an amazing 2019 in Texas. Save the Habitat and Save the Hunt.
Read MoreOur 2019 Texas State Volunteer Appreciation Weekend will be held on January 19, 2019 at the Best Western Premier in Bryan, TX. We will have fun breakout sessions beginning at 1:00 that Saturday and going until 4:00. Come enjoy some fun as our board and staff members take center stage and fill you in on the latest and greatest things about Texas NWTF. That evening at 6:00 pm, we will kick off our first ever “Carnival Night”. The evening is guaranteed to be filled with fun as your Texas State Board of Directors will host a wide variety of Carnival Games and give you chances to win great items from guns, to trips!!
Read MoreHello fellow NWTF members!! This will be the final year I serve as your State Chapter President, and it has definitely been an honor to hold such a prestige position. My work is far from over, and we have a lot of ground to cover in 2019 locally in each chapter, and as a state. I look forward to working with you as we go through the year, and please do not hesitate to pick up the phone and give me a call if I can help you with anything!
Read MoreErika is a native Texan and transplanted to Oklahoma when she was 11. She worked as a 911 dispatcher in Tillman County for 6 years, before going to work for the Tillman County Oklahoma State University Extension Office. In the 13 years there she put together numerous fairs, county livestock shows, and banquets for 4-H and Ag meetings. Erika also worked for Phillips 66 for 5 years, part time, doing their marketing in Oklahoma and
Read MoreHere is another article “Lightning-Season Burning: Friend or Foe of Breeding Birds” by Jim Cox and Brent Widener supporting the use of Prescribed Burning as a habitat improvement tool.
Read MoreThis article “Nests Under Fire: Does it Matter? Growing-season Burns and Ground-nesting Birds” by Alan Long is one of the supporting documents the NWTF has used in support of Prescribed Burning as a habitat improvement tool.
Read MoreOlivia Danielle Ansley, representing the San Jac Strutters Chapter, was chosen from an outstanding field of local chapter winners in the NWTF 2018 Texas Academic Scholarship Competition. Olivia, an 18 year old senior at Shepherd High School, posted a 4.0 GPA and ranked 1st in her class of 131 seniors. An all-around student with numerous leadership positions and awards, Olivia plans to attend Sam Houston State University in Huntsville to major in Kinesiology.
Read MoreWe are once again selling Texas NWTF gun calendars for 2019. The calendars are $50 each and they give you one chance a week to win one of 52 guns to be given away. That comes out to .96 cents a week. Only 1,000 calendars will be sold at $50. Each calendar gives you a chance at all 52 guns. The winning number is determined by the Wednesday evening "Pick 3" Texas Lottery drawing.
Read MoreHello fellow NWTF Texas members! What an honor it is to be re-elected as your Texas State Board of Directors President for my second and final term. I am looking forward to what the future holds for the Texas State Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, as well as all of our local chapters.
Read MoreThe Montgomery County chapter is pleased to announce that Cassidy Poehl is the 2018 recipient of a $1000 NWTF scholarship and will presented with it at the second annual Montgomery County NWTF banquet to be held on August 16, 2018.
Read MoreWe’re excited to tell you about our upcoming fundraiser banquet on Thursday, August 16, 2018 in the Bluebonnet Ballroom of the Montgomery County Convention Center, 9055 Airport Road, Conroe, Texas, 77303 at 5 pm.
Read MoreThe 30th Pineywoods NWTF Hunting Heritage Banquet, at the Pitser Garrison Civic Center in Lufkin on July 28, 2018. Doors open at 6 pm. Mark your calendars!
Read MoreMike Shouse, National Wild Turkey Federation Regional Director, Southern Texas talks about getting involved to save the habitat and save the hunt in Texas.
Read MoreIt’s time to get out and enjoy the great Texas outdoors!
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