Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge
The Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge in Texas, is a safe haven for the migratory waterfowl.
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Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge Details
The Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge in Texas, is a safe haven for the migratory waterfowl. It contains 6,440 acres of land that hosts a myriad of birds, animals, and plants. The popular resident is the Sandhill Cranes which can be seen best in December through January. The refuge is marked as the oldest in the state and has been welcoming wildlife since 1935. Visitors can use the many trails on the refuge to observe the natural life. There are also camping sites on the refuge for those who want to stay awhile.
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