Fall Social!
Come Meet and Greet YOUR Neighbors!
When: Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Where: Vick’s Country Pavilion
9649 Hensarling Lane, Bryan, TX 77808
Time: Social Hour at 5:30 – Dinner at 6:15 - Meeting at 6:30
Agenda:
-Yearly dues are DUE!!!
-Guardians of the Navasota Update about Millican Dam Project
-HOG Control and Solution -Steve Stribling
-Preparation for 2010-2011 Deer Seasons
-Review and Completion of Wildlife Surveys
-Local Game Warden, Leanne Winkenwerder, will be there to answer questions
Raffle for (2) Deer Feeders and other fun door prizes!
Come Hungry! BBQ, Beer, and Soft Drinks Provided!
PLEASE R.S.V.P. To
www.harveywma.blogspot.com or harveywma@gmail.com
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Harvey WMA Spring Meeting set for Thursday, April 29th 2010
Harvey Wildlife
Management Association
www.harveywma.blogspot.com
Season Review!
When: Thursday, April 29, 2010
Where: Vick’s Country Pavilion
9649 Hensarling Lane, Bryan, TX 77808
Time: Social Hour at 5:30 – Dinner at 6:00 - Meeting at 6:30
Agenda:
TPWD Regulatory Biologist, Tim Siegmund:
• 2009 Harvest Review
comparison of sex ratios and deer densities across decades and ranches
Discussions & Information:
Brazos / Grimes County Watershed Proposal
Guardians of the Navasota Activist Group
Local Game Wardens will be there to answer questions
** Raffle ******** Raffle ******** Raffle ********* Raffle ******* Raffle **
~ New Game Camera
~ Shimano / All*Star Rod Combo
~ $150 Academy Gift Card
Come Hungry! BBQ, Beer, and Soft Drinks Provided!
R.S.V.P.
To
www.harveywma.blogspot.com or harveywma@gmail.com
Management Association
www.harveywma.blogspot.com
Season Review!
When: Thursday, April 29, 2010
Where: Vick’s Country Pavilion
9649 Hensarling Lane, Bryan, TX 77808
Time: Social Hour at 5:30 – Dinner at 6:00 - Meeting at 6:30
Agenda:
TPWD Regulatory Biologist, Tim Siegmund:
• 2009 Harvest Review
comparison of sex ratios and deer densities across decades and ranches
Discussions & Information:
Brazos / Grimes County Watershed Proposal
Guardians of the Navasota Activist Group
Local Game Wardens will be there to answer questions
** Raffle ******** Raffle ******** Raffle ********* Raffle ******* Raffle **
~ New Game Camera
~ Shimano / All*Star Rod Combo
~ $150 Academy Gift Card
Come Hungry! BBQ, Beer, and Soft Drinks Provided!
R.S.V.P.
To
www.harveywma.blogspot.com or harveywma@gmail.com
Thursday, October 29, 2009
REPORT FROM 2009 ANNUAL MEETING
BBQ was from Franks BBQ - Steephollow
Raffle included game camera
Thanks to Rick Vick for use of the VICKS COUNTRY PAVILION for the event.
MEMBERSHIP DUES
Membership dues should be paid by 1 January 2010 ($25/yr).... please remain current
forward dues or questions to Judy Riley 979-589-1892
with paid membership dues each member is entitled to a HWMA "Posted Sign" for your gate
Next membership meeting will be April 2010.
- Presentation by Tim Siegmund, Private Land Biologists
- Presentation by Billy Lambert, Natural Resource Specialists IV
- Topics of presentations
- Using Neighbors as network resource for HWMA membership
- Necessity to maintain/ control natural land habitat
- Deer Survey Analysis
- Land mapping and identification of member properties
- Presentation and deer season questions session by local Game Warden
BBQ was from Franks BBQ - Steephollow
Raffle included game camera
Thanks to Rick Vick for use of the VICKS COUNTRY PAVILION for the event.
MEMBERSHIP DUES
Membership dues should be paid by 1 January 2010 ($25/yr).... please remain current
forward dues or questions to Judy Riley 979-589-1892
with paid membership dues each member is entitled to a HWMA "Posted Sign" for your gate
Next membership meeting will be April 2010.
Friday, September 4, 2009
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO FILL FEEDER
The guy who put these on internet was from Bryan, Texas. Photos taken near Navasota River.
Notice bright spot in the first picture to the right of tree trunk. Guess you will now have to "go packin" to fill the feeder.
Notice bright spot in the first picture to the right of tree trunk. Guess you will now have to "go packin" to fill the feeder.
Monday, August 24, 2009
NEW TPWD BIOLOGIST ASSIGNED TO HWMA
We at the HWMA are very fortunate to have Tim Siegmund as our new TPWD Biologist. The HWMA officers met with Tim and are all excited about getting things rolling for 2009 - 2010.
The following is a short bio from Tim.
Name: Timothy Siegmund
Age: 25
Married to Kelsey, 22
Biography:
Background:
Born and raised in Giddings, TX
Education:
graduated from Giddings High School in 2002
Attended Stephen F. Austin State University starting in Fall 2002, graduated in May 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Forest Wildlife Management and Minor in Biology.
Spring 2007 began graduate courses toward Masters degree in Wildlife Management
Research focused on Habitat Suitability and Occupancy of Three Northeast Texas River Systems for Black Bear
Research was conducted over summer 2007 and 2008 taking vegetation measurements and setting up genetic hair snagging stations for black bear
Research covered 210,000 acres over 2 years along the Red, Sulphur, and Cypress River basins
Obtained 1 genetic sample of black bear hair, and helped locate pictures of up to 3 different other bears from game cameras
Habitat was deemed suitable for black bears
Other wildlife experience:
Worked in Pennsylvania capturing, banding, and resighting bird species on reclaimed mining lands, also located and monitored nests
Worked conducting prescribed burns in East Texas and Louisiana
Taught Intro. to Forestry and Intro. to Wildlife Management labs at SFASU
Assisted in bird monitoring study and vegetation assessment at Gus Engling WMA in Tennessee Colony, TX
Numerous other weekend and day trips: deer captures with net guns, small mammal trapping, mist netting for birds, and other activities
Hobbies:
Hunting (dove, deer, and ducks are my favorite), fishing (bass or bay fishing at the coast), rugby, football, baseball, birding, photography, plant identification/botany
Awards:
In high school was in band, student council, varsity football, baseball, and power lifting
While at SFASU played rugby for 4 years with SFA rugby team: voted team MVP 3 years and served as team vice president 3 years
Won Association of Southern Forestry Colleges Wildlife Identification competition 2005, 2006, and 2007
Captained Wildlife Society Quiz Bowl team 2006-2007 at Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society Meetings
Now:
I am currently working as regulatory biologist at the College Station office for Texas Parks & Wildlife Department and my free time is spent trying to finish writing my thesis to obtain a Master’s degree.
I was recently married in July to my wife Kelsey, we have two dogs, Aussie (Australian Sheperd) and Charley (Lab mix).
I am currently commuting from Giddings, but plan on buying a house in the College Station area when my wife is through with school.
The following is a short bio from Tim.
Name: Timothy Siegmund
Age: 25
Married to Kelsey, 22
Biography:
Background:
Born and raised in Giddings, TX
Education:
graduated from Giddings High School in 2002
Attended Stephen F. Austin State University starting in Fall 2002, graduated in May 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Forest Wildlife Management and Minor in Biology.
Spring 2007 began graduate courses toward Masters degree in Wildlife Management
Research focused on Habitat Suitability and Occupancy of Three Northeast Texas River Systems for Black Bear
Research was conducted over summer 2007 and 2008 taking vegetation measurements and setting up genetic hair snagging stations for black bear
Research covered 210,000 acres over 2 years along the Red, Sulphur, and Cypress River basins
Obtained 1 genetic sample of black bear hair, and helped locate pictures of up to 3 different other bears from game cameras
Habitat was deemed suitable for black bears
Other wildlife experience:
Worked in Pennsylvania capturing, banding, and resighting bird species on reclaimed mining lands, also located and monitored nests
Worked conducting prescribed burns in East Texas and Louisiana
Taught Intro. to Forestry and Intro. to Wildlife Management labs at SFASU
Assisted in bird monitoring study and vegetation assessment at Gus Engling WMA in Tennessee Colony, TX
Numerous other weekend and day trips: deer captures with net guns, small mammal trapping, mist netting for birds, and other activities
Hobbies:
Hunting (dove, deer, and ducks are my favorite), fishing (bass or bay fishing at the coast), rugby, football, baseball, birding, photography, plant identification/botany
Awards:
In high school was in band, student council, varsity football, baseball, and power lifting
While at SFASU played rugby for 4 years with SFA rugby team: voted team MVP 3 years and served as team vice president 3 years
Won Association of Southern Forestry Colleges Wildlife Identification competition 2005, 2006, and 2007
Captained Wildlife Society Quiz Bowl team 2006-2007 at Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society Meetings
Now:
I am currently working as regulatory biologist at the College Station office for Texas Parks & Wildlife Department and my free time is spent trying to finish writing my thesis to obtain a Master’s degree.
I was recently married in July to my wife Kelsey, we have two dogs, Aussie (Australian Sheperd) and Charley (Lab mix).
I am currently commuting from Giddings, but plan on buying a house in the College Station area when my wife is through with school.
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