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Many big bucks have been taken in Clay County. On December 24, 2005, an official Boone & Crocket scorer of 235-245 inches and more than three dozen points was killed on the Wyman Ranch. It was one of the largest free-ranging, non-typical bucks taken in Texas during the 2005-06 season.

Reducing cattle density, removing surplus whitetail doe and building ponds were just are just a few of the techniques that local property owners use to create wildlife havens on the banks of the Red River and elsewhere throughout the county.

Many big bucks have been taken in Clay County. On December 24, 2005, an official Boone & Crocket scorer of 235-245 inches and more than three dozen points was killed on the Wyman Ranch. It was one of the largest free-ranging, non-typical bucks taken in Texas during the 2005-06 season.

Reducing cattle density, removing surplus whitetail doe and building ponds were just are just a few of the techniques that local property owners use to create wildlife havens on the banks of the Red River and elsewhere throughout the county.

Many big bucks have been taken in Clay County. On December 24, 2005, an official Boone & Crocket scorer of 235-245 inches and more than three dozen points was killed on the Wyman Ranch. It was one of the largest free-ranging, non-typical bucks taken in Texas during the 2005-06 season.

Reducing cattle density, removing surplus whitetail doe and building ponds were just are just a few of the techniques that local property owners use to create wildlife havens on the banks of the Red River and elsewhere throughout the county.