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  2. Public Hunting in Texas & Access to TPWD Lands

    tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public

    Find a place to hunt on over 1 million acres of publicly accessible land located throughout Texas. Hunt areas include property owned by TPWD, acreage leased by the department from other state and federal agencies, forest products industries, and other cooperating private landowners.

  3. Annual Public Hunting Permit/Walk-in Hunts:Public Hunting in...

    tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/annual_public_hunting

    Public Hunting Lands Map Booklet. APH and LPU Permit holders receive a printed map booklet that lists available public hunting lands areas, facilities, maps, rules, and schedules. The Public Hunting Lands Map Booklet is also available for download above.

  4. Search for an Area or Legal Game:Public Hunting in Texas

    tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/annual_public_hunting/search.phtml

    Find public and leased land to hunt in Texas. Be sure to review the details of each area when planning your hunt. Some areas may only offer drawn, postcard, or youth hunts or may have specific dates when hunting is available for certain game.

  5. What You Need to Know - Annual Public Hunting/Walk-In Hunts...

    tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/annual_public_hunting/need-to-know

    The Annual Public Hunting permit and/or the Limited Public Use permit allows entry upon designated public hunting lands for hunting and other approved outdoor recreational activities. These designated public hunting lands are owned by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department or are leased by Texas Parks and Wildlife from private landowners.

  6. Frequently Asked Questions - Annual Public Hunting/Walk-In Hunts...

    tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/annual_public_hunting/faq.phtml

    Public hunting lands include property that TPWD owns or leases from various agencies, corporations and private landowners. Landowners retain full rights to use their property for forest products, agricultural crops, livestock grazing, mineral recovery, water supply and uses other than hunting on leased public hunting lands.

  7. Public Hunting Lands 2024-2025 - Texas Parks & Wildlife...

    tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_br_w7000_0112d.pdf

    • Over 180 hunting areas, including wildlife management areas, state parks and approximately 115 dove and small game areas leased from private landowners • Youth Only and Youth/Adult hunts for deer, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel and feral hogs

  8. Drawn Hunts - TPWD - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

    tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/public_hunt_drawing

    2024-25 Drawn Hunts now available. The Texas Public Hunt Drawing System provides opportunities to apply for a wide variety of supervised, drawn hunts including special drawings for both adults and youth hunters on TPWD managed lands as well as specially leased properties.

  9. Hunting & Wildlife FAQ - Public Hunting - Texas Parks & Wildlife...

    tpwd.texas.gov/faq/huntwild/public_hunting.phtml

    A1: The Annual Public Hunting Permit (APH) allows access to over a million acres of public hunting land that TPWD either owns or leases from another agency or private landowner. The APH can be purchased at any license vendor that sells hunting and fishing licenses.

  10. Texas Outdoor Annual App - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

    tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/app/?os=ios&ref=app

    Find hunting season dates and bag limits for your county; See seasons and bag limits for all game animals; Review means and methods restrictions; Find public hunting lands; Apply for drawn hunts for mule deer, bighorn and other game; Read the latest hunting news from TPWD*

  11. WMAs are operated by the Wildlife Division of Texas Parks and Wildlife. Today, we have 50 Wildlife Management Areas, encompassing some 748,768 acres of land. WMAs are established to represent habitats and wildlife populations typical of each ecological region of Texas. Today, every ecological region in Texas is represented.