Cooperation: This satellite photograph (below, not above) shows the Sierra Diablo Wildlife Management Area outlined in black, and Circle Ranch in red.  Circle is triple the size of the WMA. These two properties, and the others that adjoin the very long and narrow WMA, should be managed cooperatively. This is

The primary objective of this Wildlife Management Area, stated at page 24 in the document below, is to restore indigenous species.

The document below was provided to Circle Ranch by the Texas Department of Wildlife in August, 2008 in response to concerns about the culling of elk in the vicinity of our ranch.

Elephant Mountain WMA was given to, and accepted by, the Department for the purpose of increasing big game animals which at that time included elk