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Did Texas Copy The Chilean Flag?
It is historically accurate that Chile adopted the present design of its flag on October 18, 1817, but did Texas copy the Chilean flag? Yes, it is a fact that The Republic of Texas adopted today’s design of the Texas State flag on January 25, 1839. Chile’s flag is called “La Estrella Solitaria”, which translates Read more…
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Deer Camp Tips And Tricks
Some hunters hunt deer on private leases, at hunting lodges, or with hunting guides on private lands in Texas. Other hunters in Texas skip the $1,500 to $15,000 price tag of a hunting guide, hunting lease outfitter, or hunting lodge. These hunters lease private property, own deer hunting property, or hunt on public lands. In Read more…
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Fun Things To Do In New Braunfels
New Braunfels, the “City of Prince”, was founded on the Comal River on March 21, 1845 by a German Nobleman. Successful farming, ranching, and abundant water contributed to the early prosperity of the settlement. The founding had a major impact on opening West Texas to a civilized economy. The many artisans and craftsmen among the Read more…
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Texas Deer Hunting Essentials
Hunting season is in full swing, and whitetail deer are starting to go into rut across the state. If you are looking to get into deer hunting or maybe you’re considering slimming down your gear to the basics, then I have written this just for you. I have been hunting deer in Texas for 14 Read more…
Discover fun things to do in Texas!
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Austin
Visit the Texas capitol city, known for live music and outdoorsy activities like hiking and paddling.
Dallas
Check out the hub of the “Lakes and Prairies” region, with plenty to do both inside and out in DFW.
Houston
Come see the third largest metro area in America, with everything from birdwatching to boating and beyond.
San Antonio
Bienvenidos! Check out the riverwalk and the Alamo. From food to fiestas, this city is a lot of fun.