October 2005 Programming	

All programs are 90-seconds in length and are to be aired 
on the date specified unless otherwise indicated. Those 
marked with a * can air anytime. (Abbreviations: 
TPWD=Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, 
SP=State Park, SHS=State Historic Site, 
SNA= State Natural Area, WMA=Wildlife Management Area). 


Week of October 3-7

3 Palo Duro Run, Red Spicer, Palo Duro Run Coordinator
4 Disoriented Express, Mark Price, Superintendent, Texas State Railroad
5 Ranch Management Seminar, Dr. Barry Dunn, Exec. Dir., King Ranch Institute 
6 Running of the Bull Redfish, Bill Balboa, Ecosystem Leader Matagorda Bay *
7 Fall Friends Festival, Cory Evans, Superintendent Colorado Bend SP


Week of October 10-14

10 Families Afield, Terry Erwin, Hunter Education Coordinator *
11 Early Quail Season Youth Hunt, Tom Vanzant, Lead Biologist Black Gap WMA
12 Government Canyon Opens to Public, Deirdre Hisler, Area Manager Gov't Canyon
13 Buffalo Days at Caprock Canyon SP, Carolyn Rose, Interpreter, Caprock Canyon SP
14 Pinywoods Archaeological Fair, Jim Herold, Superintendent, Caddoan Mounds SHS

Week of October 17-21

17 Magoffin Ghosts Candlelight Tour, MaryKay Shannon, Superintendent, Magoffin House
18 Celebrating the Mountains, Nancy Scarantino, Interpreter, Wyler Aerial Tramway 
19 All About Gadwalls, Dave Morrison, Waterfowl Program Leader, TPWD
20 The Business of Duck Hunting in Texas, Dave Morrison, Waterfowl Program Leader, TPWD
21 Passport to Texas Legacies, Bill Neiman, Native American Seed Co., Junction, TX

Week of October 24-28

24 Dia de los Muertos at Landmark Inn, Ken Conway, Manager, Landmark Inn, Castroville TX
25 Coastal Bay Team Tournament, Robert Adami, Tournament Coordinator
26 Ranch Heritage Weekend, Bobby Reynolds, Hill Country SNA Friends Group
27 Blacksmithing in Texas, Bill Irwin, Manager, Barrington Living History Farm
28 November Magazine Preview, Charles Lohrmann, Managing Editor TPW Magazine *

Week of October 31-November 4

31 White-tailed Deer Season, Mitch Lockwood, white-tailed deer program leader*



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