South Texans Tommy Haegelin, La Pryor, left, and Gilly Riojas, Hebbronville, visit between meetings.


Dr. Randy Harp, professor of animal science at Tarleton State University, left, was the featured speaker at the Agricultural Research Committee meeting. At right is J.K. “Rooter” Brite, Bowie, committee chair. Jim Link, Crowley, is vice chair.


Dr. Dee Ellis, Texas state veterinarian and executive director of the Texas Animal Health Commission, met with the Fever Tick Subcom- mittee early on Friday and spoke at the Animal Health Committee meeting later that day. Ty Keeling, Boerne, and David Winters, Del Rio, serve as chair and vice chair of the Fever Tick Subcommittee. Tom Haynie, Navasota, and Keeling, serve as chair and vice chair of the Animal Health Committee.


Left: What would we do without smartphones? TSCRA Directors Coleman Locke, Hungerford, left, and Delbert Van Cleve, Houston, seem to be comparing notes.


Right: Dr. Kelly Reyna, Univer- sity of North Texas, was the featured speaker at the Wildlife Committee meeting. Reyna spoke on his recent research in simultaneous quail and cattle management. Deborah Clark, Henrietta, chairs the commit- tee. Stephen Diebel, Victoria, serves as vice chair.


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Gordon Sauer, Fredericksburg, vice chair of the Legislative and Tax Com- mittee, and Clayton Henry, Vernon, vice chair of the Natural Resources and Environment Committee, led a joint meeting of these committees at Galveston.


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