Available
free from the Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau
As you journey through the Texas Hill Country,
you will
increasingly see game animals that are not native to the area. A new guide, free from the Kerrville
Convention & Visitors Bureau, lists and pictures over 32 game
animals, native and non-native, and includes a description of the
animals.
Exotic game
animals began to be introduced to the Texas Hill
Country over sixty years ago. Due to the efforts of Hill Country
game ranchers and their diligent wildlife management, there are
now vast herds of species that are now endangered and in
some cases, extinct in their country of origin.
It
is estimated that there are more than 100,000 exotic game animals in
the Hill Country of Texas from over 45 different species.
You can pick
up your copy of the new Wild Game Guide, our Birding Checklist,
Calendar of Events and Hill Country Driving Maps at the Kerrville
Convention & Visitors Bureau, 2108 Sidney Baker, Kerrville TX 78028, call our toll-free number
800-221-7958 or
Email:
info@kerrvilletexascvb.com
For tourist information or group tour,
meeting, retreat
& convention information, call the visitors center at
800-221-7958 or 830-792-3535
Click below to contact us by email
animals began to be introduced to the Texas Hill
Country over sixty years ago. Due to the efforts of Hill Country
game ranchers and their diligent wildlife management, there are
now vast herds of species that are now endangered and in
some cases, extinct in their country of origin.
de, our Birding Checklist,
Calendar of Events and Hill Country Driving Maps at the Kerrville
Convention & Visitors Bureau, 2108 Sidney Baker, Kerrville TX 78028, call our toll-free number
800-221-7958 or
Email:
