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the public entrance and day-use parking area at Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area, SH 118 about 26 miles south of Alpine, Brewster County, TX 79830

Review desert water availability condition.

The general desert water availability condition supporting the guzzler network at Elephant Mountain WMA has not had a recent headquarters level review Read all of it

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  • Proofdocument only headquarters review note plus vegetation stress note plus GPS of headquarters plus ranked follow on note
  • Open until2026-11-05
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The general desert water availability condition supporting the guzzler network at Elephant Mountain WMA has not had a recent headquarters level review, information the WMA biologist uses to prioritize which guzzler needs a licensed maintenance visit, without ever disclosing a specific guzzler's location.

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Where
the public entrance and day-use parking area at Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area, SH 118 about 26 miles south of Alpine, Brewster County, TX 79830. Open the map
Pay
$80 proposed

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Proof
document only headquarters review note plus vegetation stress note plus GPS of headquarters plus ranked follow on note

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Level
entry: anyone can start here
Open until
2026-11-05
Posted by
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How this work is done

How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Steps

  1. 1. At the WMA headquarters or public access area, review the WMA's general posted desert water availability condition (recent rainfall, drought status) without visiting or disclosing any specific guzzler location. No water source (guzzler) or lambing area coordinate, or any landscape detail that would identify one, is recorded, photographed, or otherwise disclosed in this work; the location on file for this job is always the WMA headquarters or public access point, never the water source or lambing area itself.
  2. 2. Note any general vegetation moisture stress visible from the public access area as a water demand indicator.
  3. 3. Record a ranked follow on note naming the WMA's guzzler network generally (never a specific unit or coordinate) for a licensed TPWD guided debris clearing visit. Check the WMA's current permit-based seasonal public access rules and active hunt schedule before visiting, and wear blaze orange during an active hunting season.
  4. 4. Photograph only the public headquarters/access area itself, never any water development.

What counts as done

  • Note of the general posted water availability/drought condition reviewed at headquarters
  • Note of any general vegetation moisture stress observed from the public access area
  • Confirmation that this job never climbed, scrambled onto, or otherwise worked on escape terrain, and that all observation was made from the public road, a designated pull-off, or the WMA's public access area using optics; that no bighorn sheep was approached, followed, herded, or photographed at close range, and no drone was used; that if bighorn were visibly present at a water source the crew withdrew and did not work there while animals were present; that no water source or lambing area coordinate or identifying detail was recorded or disclosed, and the location on file is the WMA headquarters or a public access point; that no aoudad was culled, hunted, trapped, or handled at any skill level; and that current WMA permit-based access rules and the hunt schedule were checked before starting, with blaze orange worn in season.
  • Ranked follow on note naming the guzzler network generally for a licensed guided debris clearing visit
  • GPS waypoint of the WMA headquarters/public access point, never a water source

Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.

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