Private hunting access · All 50 states
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Example hunt · not currently bookableTexas · Wild hog
Oak country and open senderos
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Public land & water · Official links
Explore agency-managed access alongside private opportunities. Get licenses, maps, seasons and entry instructions from the official source.
TX · Floyd County · Panhandle · Hunting
Doves, Quail, Pheasants, Rabbits and hares, Geese (not ducks)
Agency-enrolled private parcel with ordinary doves, quail, pheasants, rabbits and hares, geese (not ducks) access under the specified 2026–27 legal-game schedule.
320 agency-reported acres · Unit 2529
Season: 2026–27: North Zone dove, state quail/pheasant and Western Zone goose seasons. Ducks/teal are not included on this parcel; rabbits only during dove/quail/pheasant hunts.
Open access · Check seasons and closures
Access permit: $48 annual APH permit; hunting license and required endorsements additional
Texas hunting license, $48 annual APH permit for adults, required endorsements and hunter education. Complete on-site/electronic registration where the unit requires it.
No smoking, fires or grills. Rabbit take only concurrent with dove/quail/pheasant hunts; duck/teal permissions from adjacent Bindweed do not apply here.
Why this is included: The current unit Legal Game Box lists these ordinary APH/daily-permit hunts separately from selection hunts. No draw or E-postcard position is included.
Source checked 2026-10-07. Agency entry or reservation; no Back40 booking fee.
TX · Hale County · Panhandle · Hunting
Rabbits and hares, Doves
Agency-enrolled private parcel with ordinary rabbits and hares, doves access under the specified 2026–27 legal-game schedule.
194 agency-reported acres · Unit 2500
Season: 2026–27: North Zone dove zone schedule; rabbit take restricted to the concurrent legal hunts stated in the map. Check the legal box for hours and closures.
Open access · Check seasons and closures
Access permit: $48 annual APH permit; hunting license and required endorsements additional
Texas hunting license, $48 annual APH permit for adults, required endorsements and hunter education. Complete on-site/electronic registration where the unit requires it.
Stay inside mapped public-access boundaries and use designated entrances/parking. Unit weapon rules and closures can differ from county seasons.
Why this is included: The current unit Legal Game Box lists these ordinary APH/daily-permit hunts separately from selection hunts. No draw or E-postcard position is included.
Source checked 2026-10-07. Agency entry or reservation; no Back40 booking fee.
TX · Taylor County · Central Texas · Hunting
Squirrels, Waterfowl
Public hunting unit with ordinary squirrels, waterfowl access under the specified 2026–27 legal-game schedule.
520 agency-reported acres · Unit 1001
Season: 2026–27: squirrel and waterfowl hunts run Jan. 16–31, 2027. The feral-hog E-postcard hunt is excluded.
Open access · Check seasons and closures
Access permit: $48 annual APH permit; hunting license and required endorsements additional
Texas hunting license, $48 annual APH permit for adults, required endorsements and hunter education. Complete on-site/electronic registration where the unit requires it.
One-time registration at park headquarters and daily OSR are required; use only the mapped hunting area.
Why this is included: The current unit Legal Game Box lists these ordinary APH/daily-permit hunts separately from selection hunts. No draw or E-postcard position is included.
Source checked 2026-10-07. Agency entry or reservation; no Back40 booking fee.
Clear before the gate
A live card states the land-access price for the whole allowed party per hunt day—not a per-person teaser.
Every state stays searchable. A zero-result state remains honest instead of borrowing examples as inventory.
See approximate price pins at a broad zoom and only separately owner-consented, operator-reviewed parcel boundaries when you zoom close. A boundary is not a survey, access point, or permission to enter.
Only a reviewed real listing can accept a date request, and a request alone never grants hunting permission.
Marketplace questions
No. Each is an illustrative marketplace concept, says it is not currently bookable, and stays outside live result totals. Orange example pins show fictional regional locations and illustrative pricing; they do not identify actual properties.
No. “Request a hunt like this” opens the existing hunter-request flow for the same state and game; it does not reserve or contact an example property.
On a reviewed real listing, it is the listed land-access price for the whole allowed party for one hunt day. Example prices are illustrative only, not offers or market estimates.
At a broad zoom, price pins show an approximate area. At zoom 12 or closer, the map may show a separately owner-consented, operator-reviewed parcel boundary and county. It never shows an APN, parcel reference, gate, parking location, entry point, access route, or permission to enter. A reviewed boundary is not a survey, title record, or proof of ownership.
No. The landowner must approve the exact party, dates, rules, and property terms. Hunters remain responsible for every current license, tag, permit, season, and method rule.
Create a privacy-safe hunter request. It records real demand and gives you a link to share with landowners without turning an example into inventory.
