Texas Hunts

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Texas has a lot to offer resident and visiting hunters in game and nongame and fur bearing animals. The Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife maintains a list of hunting seasons, core counties and license and stamp requirements for:

• Alligator ( available in 22 core counties)
• Chachalaca ( Requires Upland Game Bird Stamp)
• Dove (Including special White-winged Dove seasons)
• Duck (Special seasons for youth, falconry and Dusky Duck)
• Goose (Hunting regulations and requirements vary by type)
• Javelina (Open season in 43 northern counties and 50 southern counties)
• Mule Deer (Hunting season in the Panhandle and Southwestern Panhandle. Special Season for archery only)
• Pheasant (General open season in 37 Panhandle counties)
• Pronghorn Antelope (Pronghorn Antelope may be hunted only by permit issued to the landowner or landowner’s agent)
• Quail (Quail may be hunted statewide when during season with required stamp)
• Rabbits and Hares (Hunt statewide with no closed season)
• Rails, Gallinules and Moorhens (Hunt statewide with game stamp. Special season for falconry hunts.)
• Sandhill Crane ( Migratory Game Bird Stamp & Federal Sandhill Crane Permit Required)
• Squirrel (157 counties with no closed season and no bag limit)
• Teal (Statewide open season in September with required stamp)
• Turkey (Spring and Fall Seasons with special seasons for archery and youth hunters)
• White-tailed Deer (Special Seasons for archery, youth and muzzleloader hunters. Late antlerless and spike available in North and South Texas.
• Wilson's Snipe also called Common Snipe or Jacksnipe may be hunted statewide in season with stamp.
• Woodcock (Regular season statewide. Special season for falconry hunters)

Find hunting license and permit info, where to hunt,
hunter education classes, laws and regulations for every state at WhereToHunt.org

National Shooting Sports Foundation

NSSF is the trade association for America's firearms industry.  Its mission is to promote, protect and preserve hunting and the shooting sports. Formed in 1961, NSSF has a membership of more than 12,000 manufacturers, distributors, firearms retailers, shooting ranges, sportsmen's organizations and publishers. http://www.nssf.org

The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies

More than 87 million Americans hunt, fish and enjoy other wildlife-related recreation annually, contributing over $120 billion to the U.S. economy and supporting nearly three million jobs. - See more at: www.fishwildlife.org