In Texas, a new wildlife management area has been established. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is behind the acquisition of this new area. The new wildlife management area is located in Stephens County. It comprises nearly 3,000 acres of land. For more information on this new wildlife management area, readers can refer to the source, as details are limited in this brief.
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