Coyote hunting in Texas?

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BJJ223

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I am behind enemy lines in Kalifornia. We are considering a move to the Fort Worth area. My understanding of Texas is that it is almost exclusively private property.

So, how do people coyote hunt there? In Kali, we have BLM and National Forest land. I go whenever and wherever I want in those areas.

I am not looking for spots. Just an overview of how it works.
 
AFAIK, no federal public lands in TX, but SOME PUBLIC LAND AVAILABLE through TP&W.

Have hunted a few TP&W drawings on state parks and game refuges years ago, but the above permit was not available back then.

Basically, most hunting is on private land by permission or under lease.

Regards,
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You will need to get permission from land owners or pay to hunt the private land.

If you are willing to do some ranch work to get permission to hunt predators this will help improve the odds of getting some areas to hunt.

When asking for permission give them your name and phone number and make sure they understand you are just wanting to hunt predators or just coyotes. Some of the land owners that let me hunt coyotes didn't want me shooting bobcats, but that was fine with me.
 
Wow. I never thought I would say this. But, California is way better. How would a person even know where to start to find the right people to ask? If I was a land owner, I don't think I would enjoy people coming to me to hunt my property due to legal issues and just the annoyance of it all.

It sounds horrible to a person that can go on BLM land whenever he wants.
 
Originally Posted By: redhazeBest answer is on the other forum to the same question you asked.....

Thanks. I have a lot of learning to do.
 


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