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Public Hunting Land In Texas National Forests
Public
Hunting Land in the National Forest Areas of Texas provides hunters
with access to thousands of acres. The
Tracker Outdoors Pro Staff researches and hunts National Forest
property in Texas and writes reviews based on their
experience. Our National Forest property reviews include information such
as contact information, permit requirements, hunter education requirements, acreage, game
available to hunt, terrain, hunting methods, camping facilities,
contact information and
articles about our experiences on these lands. If you plan to hunt
National Forest property in Texas, you will want to read our reviews.
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Our Reviews
The Texas National Forest Public Hunting Land is in our sights for hunting
beginning in 2008. These reviews will focus on the properties in Texas
which are managed by the U.S. Forestry Service in
conjunction with the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
Please check back often to read our new public hunting land
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reviews and new hunting gear.
National
Forest Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) In Texas
Five Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are designated in the
National Forests and Grasslands in Texas in cooperation with the
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Hunting these National Forest
land requires a TPWD Annual Public Hunting Permit.
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| Alabama Creek |
Davy Crockett National Forest |
14,561 acres |
| Bannister |
Angelina National Forest |
25,658 acres |
| Moore Plantation |
Sabine National Forest |
26,772 acres |
| Caddo |
Caddo National Grassland |
16,174 acres |
| Sam Houston |
Sam Houston National Forest |
162,984 acres |
National Forest Wilderness Areas
There are five wilderness areas in the
National Forests in Texas open to hunters without special
permits:
| Turkey Hill |
Angelina National Forest |
5,473 acres |
| Upland Island |
Angelina National Forest |
13,331 acres |
| Big Slough |
Davy Crockett National Forest |
3,455 acres |
| Indian Mounds |
Sabine National Forest |
12,369 acres |
| Little Lake Creek |
Sam Houston National Forest |
3,855 acres |
DISCLAIMER
Tracker Outdoors provides general public hunting land
information and reviews. Hunters are responsible for
understanding state laws, federal laws and regulations
governing all hunting lands. Tracker Outdoors Enterprises
Incorporated nor its employees are responsible for damages,
accidents, injury, death, fines or any penalties as a result
of personal failure to comply with state law, federal law or
TPWD regulations.
Hunters with accompanying minors are responsible for the
safety of said minors. Tracker Outdoors nor its employees are
responsible for the safety of hunters or minors hunting on public hunting
lands. Hunters entering public hunting lands do so at their
own risk. Hunters and accompanying minors are responsible for
their personal safety, damages and knowledge of state law,
federal law and TPWD
Regulations.
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