Texas A&M AgriLife Extension service of Callahan County will be hosting a virtual wildlife series on May 12 and May 18. The program is free, all you will need is your computer or cell phone to log into the program through Zoom. Both programs will be held during the lunch hour from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. The May 12 program will focus on White Tail Deer. Jacob Dykes, Assistant Professor and Wildlife Specialist, will be talking about “to supplement white tail deer or not, and other ways to feed deer”. Jacob will be focusing on what deer need and other ways to attract them to your property. The May 18 program will focus on Feral Hogs. Mikayla Killam, Wildlife Damage Management Program Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, will be talking about Feral Hogs, Im-pact to the Watershed. With our ponds being low and very little to no water in creeks, how are feral hogs affecting our watershed? To register for the programs, type in the link: https://bit.ly/ CallahanWS . When you click on the link, you will fill out the information and then it will send you a link to join the program through Zoom. You can also find the information on Callahan County Extension Office- Agriculture Facebook page. You can also call the Callahan County Extension office at 325-854-5835 if you have any questions.