by Stephanie Mallory | Sep 10, 2018 | Wildlife Management
Alabama Birding Trails are a major tourist attraction. Although temperatures can get a bit toasty, summer is a great time to enjoy observing Alabama’s more than 430 bird species. From bald eagles in Guntersville State Park, to rose-breasted grosbeaks on Dauphin...
by Stephanie Mallory | Aug 8, 2018 | Fishing
These timely tips will help your children have lots more fun on fishing trips. “Oh my goodness,” my husband, Brett, yelled. “Look at the size of that fish!” Neither of us could believe our eyes. Our son, Ethan, who was six-years-old at the time, had just...
by Stephanie Mallory | Jul 24, 2018 | Wildlife Management
Native grasses provide animals with both food and shelter, which are essential to survival When it comes to grass, you most likely think of the type of grass you have in your yard, which is short, green and easily maintained with a lawnmower. But when it comes...
by Stephanie Mallory | Jul 10, 2018 | Hunting, Wildlife Management
Creating a mosaic of pines and hardwoods on your land is ideal. Pine trees are one of the most varied and hardy native tree species in Alabama. Native pines are also one of the most valuable commercial timber sources used for construction, furniture, pulpwood,...
by Stephanie Mallory | Apr 16, 2018 | Wildlife Management
Blackberries are not only a food source for wildlife but a place of refuge, too. This article covers basic information about blackberries and how to plant blackberries for your wildlife population. Blackberries. They’re delicious straight off the vine or in...
