TEXAS -- Texas is adding nearly 3,000 acres of new public land, giving outdoor enthusiasts another place to hunt, explore, and experience some of the Lone Star State's Natural beauty. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recently announced the creation of the 2,850-acre Robbie Davis Wildlife Management Area in Stephens County, northwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. I don't know... maybe it's just me, but hearing Texas is adding public land instead of losing it feels like good news. Conservation partners have spent years restoring habitat before the property officially became a wildlife management area. "The new Robbie Davis WMA will go a long way to increase public hunting opportunities and support our hunting heritage that is part and parcel to Texas.