About Us and what we do
POCWMA is an non profit organization who's goal is to provide education and knowledge to landowners so that they can maintain and produce habitat so all wildlife may thrive.
Join POCWMA to communicate with other landowners as yourself to learn about the latest techniques for wildlife habitat and land management.
POCWMA works with people who are interested in community and respect for the land. This is where everyone benefits from each others knowledge and experience and by communicating we all learn from each other.
Our Partners
Deer Spotlight Survey's
The spotlight deer surveyors follow a 15 mile route that begins in the Alum Creek WMA area beginning at the cross section of Park Road 1 and Old Antioch Road then ends at the cross section of League Line Road and Karisch Road in the Pin Oak Creek WMA area.
The route also includes portions of Antioch Road, Gotier Trace, Nink Road, French Road and League Line Road.
The survey begins at dusk and continues until the 15 mile route is complete. the number of white-tail bucks, does and fawns surveyed are recorded after each mile of the 15 mile route.
The survey totals are recorded then sent to the TPWD biologist who uses the data too monitor deer herd compositions and concentrations. The data is also used for the Managed Lands Deer Programs.
Our Mission
Benefits to Joining
Benefits to Joining
The POC WMA is a non profit organization who strives to promote and improve the vicinities game species habitat quality and populations through landowner education and wildlife management practices. The Pin Oak Creek Wildlife Management Association is one of six WMA's located in Bastrop County, which is located in the Post-Oak Savanah eco-region of Texas.
Benefits to Joining
Benefits to Joining
Benefits to Joining
Getting to know your neighbors and sharing support in achieving common goals. Opportunities to work with and learn from wildlife and other natural resource professionals. Building a social network with neighbors who share your vision and desire to maintain land values and quality of life. Improve the wildlife resources of your land by co
Getting to know your neighbors and sharing support in achieving common goals. Opportunities to work with and learn from wildlife and other natural resource professionals. Building a social network with neighbors who share your vision and desire to maintain land values and quality of life. Improve the wildlife resources of your land by cooperating with neighbors to enhance habitat values at a larger landscape level.
Meetings Include
Benefits to Joining
Meetings Include
Membership registration and payment ( annual dues $15.00). an update from the Bastrop County Biologist on upcoming events. An update from Bastrop County Game Wardens and changing game laws. A land or wildlife presentation from game and/or land management professionals. Pond management, post wildfire wildlife restoration, migratory bird ma
Membership registration and payment ( annual dues $15.00). an update from the Bastrop County Biologist on upcoming events. An update from Bastrop County Game Wardens and changing game laws. A land or wildlife presentation from game and/or land management professionals. Pond management, post wildfire wildlife restoration, migratory bird management and prescribe burning are a few items that are discussed. A meal is normally provided, fund raising events held and awards and prizes distributed.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
