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Though not originally native to Texas, the ring-necked pheasant has become a bit of a West Texas phenomenon. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regularly monitors pheasant populations, and their findings report that one of the top factors influencing the population of pheasants in Texas is the availability of CRP lands in tandem with healthy playas. Together, this provides the cover and nesting grounds pheasants need to thrive and reproduce. Here at Playa Lake Farm & Ranch, we've done everything we can to bring playas and grasslands back to their native states, making many of our properties ideal locations for this non-native, ring-necked phenomenon to survive. Learn more about TPWD's research here: https://lnkd.in/ebtjhgrX

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