Meet Bill & Joyce Wilson:

These Northeast Texas landowners could be washed out by the proposed Marvin Nichols

  • Joyce and Bill Wilson pictured in their professional hunting lodge on Circle WC Ranch in Northeast Texas which attracts customers from across the globe. This lodge would be flooded if the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir is allowed to be built. COURTESY PHOTO
    Joyce and Bill Wilson pictured in their professional hunting lodge on Circle WC Ranch in Northeast Texas which attracts customers from across the globe. This lodge would be flooded if the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir is allowed to be built. COURTESY PHOTO
    Northeast Texas is ripe with vast areas of countryside and thick woods as well as irreplaceable bottomland hardwood forests which provide habitat for native species and Texas wildlife. The land is nurtured by farmers, ranchers, and families who have owned property for generations, as well as some who have moved to the region in recent years to build a life and a home. Bill and Joyce W...

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