Most Popular posts of West Texas
Bird Hunting on the South Plains of West Texas
by
Dave Branson
Hunting is a Texas tradition, and down here there are plenty of places to hunt everything from birds to big game. A great attraction to the plains of West Texas is the huge variety of birds available to hunt. The southern portion of this region, known as the South Plains, plays host to a large number of turkey, a growing population of ring-neck pheasant, plenty of bob white and blue quail, and an amazing number of mourning and white wing dove.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Bird-Hunting-on-the-South-Plains-of-West-Texas
id=4646186 - Jul 11, 2010
Truck Wash Location Analysis for North West Texas
by
Lance Winslow
When putting in a truck wash you need to consider many things such as truck traffic counts, competition, labor availability, water supply and costs to put up a building, buy equipment and reclaim systems to treat the water. In Northwest TX there is significant truck traffic traveling all the back roads on major highways and on the main interstates.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Truck-Wash-Location-Analysis-for-North-West-Texas
id=206493 - May 26, 2006
Top 7 Visitor Hot Spots in West Texas
by
Abe Connally
The Big Bend region of Texas offers visitors more than a million acres of public lands, including the largest state park in Texas. The area boasts amazing sights, activities and destinations. Let's take a look at some of the most popular visitor spots in Big Bend.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Top-7-Visitor-Hot-Spots-in-West-Texas
id=3381741 - Dec 06, 2009
Abilene, Texas
by
John Parks
Abilene is a small city in central West Texas that started out around 1880 as not much more than a cattle stock shipping point on the Texas and Pacific Railway. The railroad still divides the city down the center with the historic downtown area on the north side.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Abilene,-Texas
id=1799040 - Dec 17, 2008
Brewster County - Where the West Still Lives!
by
Kip Piper
Texas --- the only state whose charter to this day allows it to secede from the United States! And tucked away in the state's far southwest corner, Brewster County stands as a living history of cowboys, cattlemen, ranches, and rugged individualism. Only about 10,000 residents currently live in this county that is larger in area than the combined size of the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut. Standing as witness to the county's history is the Brewster County courthouse, set in the largest Big Bend area town of Alpine.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Brewster-County---Where-the-West-Still-Lives!
id=1779721 - Dec 11, 2008
Why I Like Stories About the Old West
by
Ray Ham
When I was a young boy, I enjoyed playing Cowboys and Indians. In the late 40s and early 50s, west Texas was a wonderful place to act out my childhood imagination. Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Hopalong Cassidy, and The Lone Ranger were my favorites. I wore the toy guns and holsters, chaps, and boots to get the feeling of being a real cowboy. I played all day long, pretending to shoot the bad guys and to fight the Indians.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-I-Like-Stories-About-the-Old-West
id=5815593 - Jan 28, 2011
How to Get to the Big Bend of Texas
by
Abe Connally
Big Bend is one of the most remote areas of the lower 48 states. Because of this, it can be hard to visit, unless you have a good idea of how to get here and how to get around once you are here. Traveling to the Big Bend can be part of your adventure, but that excitement soon fades if you haven't planned your route well.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Get-to-the-Big-Bend-of-Texas
id=3552810 - Jan 10, 2010
Texas Tech University Red Raiders Basketball
by
Sam Noffs
The Texas Tech basketball team has a unique history leading to its present state of affairs. This article briefly summarizes the recent history of the Texas Tech University basketball program.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Texas-Tech-University-Red-Raiders-Basketball
id=3724629 - Feb 09, 2010
Texas - The "Big" Wine Country
by
Ron Senn
Texas is huge! It is a land mass of over 262 thousand acres that is over 800 miles north to south and 733 miles from east to west. The state divides into four wine growing areas: Northeast Texas, East Central Texas, Southeast Texas and Western Texas. Texas has a long history of wine production starting near El Paso in the 1650's.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Texas---The-Big-Wine-Country
id=4637578 - Jul 09, 2010
Come to Discover Incredible Texas
by
Avik Bhattacharya
Texas has a lot in store for its tourists. With cheaper flights easily available, you need to take the opportunity and visit the city. If you are planning a trip, then this write-up will give a brief idea about your dream destination in just 5 minutes.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Come-to-Discover-Incredible-Texas