NOVEMBER MAGAZINE: Get a sneak peak at the November 
issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine ... coming up 
on Passport to Texas ... 
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Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife

Whether you're interested in hunting, fishing or enjoying 
fall foliage, the November issue of Texas Parks and 
Wildlife Magazine has you covered. Managing editor 
Charles Lohrmann:

"In this issue, Henry Chapel takes us hunting for pheasant out on 
the high plains of the Texas panhandle. It's a cold and windy 
day; and he talks about the problems of getting the dogs to pay 
attention and to bring the birds back to the right hunter. It's an 
interesting personal explanation of the challenges and the fun 
of being outdoors and enjoying camaraderie, the dogs and the 
weather. And then he takes us over to East Texas, and guides 
us on the trail of the elusive woodcock. Even people who've 
lived in the Big Thicket all their lives have never seen it in some 
cases, because it hides out in dense brambles; even the dogs 
have a hard time finding it. In fact, he says in some cases you 
can be ten feet away, your dog's on point, and you don't believe 
there's anything in there because it's so dense, and the birds 
don't always flush."

Lohrmann says you'll also find an intriguing piece on a 
fall foliage driving tour your can take without leaving 
Texas, as well as a great story for saltwater anglers on 
stocking red fish in the shallow bays of the coastal bend.

November's Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine is on 
newsstands now. Don't miss a word.

That's our show for today ... now go outside and play ... for 
Texas Parks and Wildlife ... I'm Cecilia Nasti.