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Texas Critters: Javelinas
South Texas javelinas photographed by Joseph Richards. Courtesy Texas Park & Wildlife Magazine, November 2025.
A lone javelina will jump at its own shadow, but a dozen javelinas will charge the walls of the Alamo.
Derrick G. Jeter
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The Battle of Plum Creek
“Delaying Action: The Battle of Plum Creek,” by Lee Herring, 1978. Courtesy Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, Waco, Texas.
It was a spectacle never to be forgotten, the wild, fantastic band as they stood in battle array.
John Holland...
Who is the Lonesome Dove in "Lonesome Dove"?
Facade of the J.J. Pumphrey General Merchandise in Lonesome Dove from the set of the miniseries Lonesome Dove. Photographed by Bill Wittliff, in A Book of Photographs from Lonesome Dove (University of Texas Press, 2007), 3.
“I ain’t kin to...
Cowboy Character: Honesty
Two unknown cowboys shaking hands, c. 1913. Photographer unknown. True West Magazine.
A straightforward, honest person should be like someone who stinks: when you’re in the same room with him, you know it.
Marcus Aurelius
In my grandfath...
Texas Tales: Sancho, the Tamale-Loving Longhorn
“Wild Cattle of South Texas: Ancestors of the Longhorns,” 1945–1946, by Tom Lea. Oil on canvas covered masonite. Dallas Museum of Art, gift of LIFE Magazine, 1950.
Old Sancho lived right there on the Esperanza, now and then getting a tamal...
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Author of BLOOD TOUCHING BLOOD, a literary Western. I write stories about the people, places, and past of the Lone Star state, seeking to capture a Texas that once was, is now no more, and will never come again.
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