Ryan Walser is a wildlife biologist trained in west Texas but has family in the north Texas area where he has returned as the newest member of the Plateau Land & Wildlife team.
He will be focusing his attention on helping landowners in north Texas and agreed to share a few comments about himself and what his new duties will encompass in the area.
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14:17 minutes
Contact Ryan at: 432-230-2053 or rwalser@plateauwildlife.com
Amy Greer is a Senior Wildlife Biologist and heads up the Products and Services Division of Plateau Land and Wildlife.
Like all the biologists at Plateau, she’s a wealth of information. When I asked her what she wanted to chat about, she responded that cavity nesting birds and nesting boxes were an avid interest.
So, that’s what we talked about.
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16:26 minutes
Keith Olenick is a senior wildlife biologist with Plateau Land & Wildlife. He returns for a second time to Plateaucast. This time we talk about how domestic grazing animals can blend, or not blend, with wildlife. Listen …
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18:33 minutes
Senior Wildlife Biologist Shane Kiefer and I talked about quail the other day, and I was fascinated with a system he described that Plateau has developed for encouraging quail population development. If you have a moment or two, listen to our conversation ...if you like quail, it's worth the time!
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11:30 minutes
A Breeding Bird Census (BBC) is a survey to determine what types and species of birds that might be breeding on any given property. More and more landowners are turning to the BBC to see what they have. They then can enhance the habitat to encourage more birds to visit. Songbirds seem to be a favorite of Texas landowners.
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09:22 minutes
Sometimes smaller property owners have a challenge when trying to figure out what their wildlife population may be. Shane Kiefer has been working on using remote cameras to survey wildlife accurately and discusses how using the remote camera survey method can solve a myriad of problems.
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16:00 minutes
