TBGA recognition banquets give credit where credit is due
Reili Brewer’s remarkable 29 pointer taken in from Bowie County nets 239 2/8 B&C and ranks as the top non-typical statewide reported to TBGA last season. Brewer, 14, earned an invitation to the TWA’s statewide banquet in San Antonio. The massive whitetail will also be on display at TBGA’s regional banquet on July 27 in College Station. (Courtesy Photo)
Scoring 190 7/8 net, Michael Edge’s Panola County 18 pointer was the No. 2 non-typical archery buck reported statewide to TBGA last season. Edge, who arrowed the free range deer on 162 acres, says he plans to make the trip to the upcoming TBGA Hunting Heritage banquet on July 27 in College Station. (Courtesy Photo)
Outdoors Writer
Mark those calendars whitetail junkies. The folks with the Texas Wildlife Association are throwing a series of parties over the next couple of months to salute some of the top Texas bucks and other big game animals entered in the Texas Big Game Awards Program last hunting season. Everyone is invited to join in the celebration.
Established in 1991, TBGA is a non-profit program run joi…
