In this photo, you see high quality mixed brush community and a mature “bull” mesquite tree that is likely over 100 years old. This indicates that previous land owners elected to preserve it, and the habitat, so that current generations may enjoy its full splendor, abundant shade and protection from the elements. Rarely does quality habitat happen by accident. Courtesy Macy Ledbetter / www.SpringCreekOutdoors.com
Transmission Line Considerations for Landowners, part 3 of a series
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The future of your property is in your hands, at least for now. If you own your land and have no easements attached to it, you completely control the future.In the first series, we discussed land values and aesthetics. In the second series, we discussed easements and habitat fragmentation.
Wednesday, July 9, 2025