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Inspiration Texas Style

Inspiration Texas Style

Wyman Meinzer tells the stories behind select images from his book Inspiration Texas Style

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Big Bend Ranch State Park

Along the Rio Grande, a Hot Spring and a Warm Welcome

The Rio Grande Valley below El Paso and above Del Rio is one of the unique areas of the United States. NOTE: this post was published to NYTimes.com on February 7, 2018. The author is Courtney Bond, Senior Editor at Texas Monthly. The border between the United States and

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Capturing a West Texas Winter Wonderland

“Texas Monthly’s beautiful photography of winter scenes in far-West Texas. NOTE: this article originally appeared on TexasMonthly.com,authored by Lauren Smith Ford. Now that the sun is out, it’s easy to forget the recent sub-freezing temperatures around the state, like in areas of West Texas where temperatures

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Big Bend Ranch State Park

Big Bend Still Breathtaking After All These Years

Big Bend and far-West Texas is the most overlooked part of the West. NOTE: This post initially appeared on SAExpressNews.com on April 27, 2017. Feature photo by: Michael Ciaglo / Houston Chronicle BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK — Since its opening in 1944, breathtaking Big Bend National Park has drawn visitors from

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Between Heaven and Texas

Another great video by Wyman Meizner. Wyman Meinzer – Between Heaven And Texas Short from Wyman Meinzer on Vimeo.

Slideshow: Circle Ranch Wildlife, December 2016

"Invasion Biology"

Slideshow: Circle Ranch Wildlife, December 2016

There is not a federal or state park in far-West Texas where one can see free ranging elk, sheep, pronghorn and mule deer together. These animals and many others are found in abundance at Circle Ranch, because of our (1) water system, (2) periodic planned cattle grazing, (3) protection of

Desert Big Horn Sheep

Desert Big Horn Sheep

Circle Ranch has growing numbers of these native animals in combination with elk, pronghorn, mule deer and on occasion 1000 cattle which we use as a substitute for bison.

Photos

For more pictures please visit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/circleranchtx/9285756208/