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Dog tracking is finally legal!!!!!!
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Ain't nobody loves to hear the dogs run more than me, but I'm glad they are not allowed to run deer any longer... Growing up, we always had at least one good "deer dog" and most of the time more than one... My oldest mount was killed ahead of some dogs, next to the last day of the season back in 1967... Dang most days, I don't feel that old!!
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Originally posted by Bayouboy View Post
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Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View PostYep, been that way for many years... Hope for y'all sake they "fixed" that finally!!
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Yea, I belonged to a club many, many years ago that was run by a bunch of old timers, and they wouldn't let us bowhunt... Said that they didn't want bow hunters running round the woods spookin' all the deer!! Yet, it was OK to squirrel hunt with a dang shotgun!! Some things take some time I guess. Good luck to ya.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Approves Hunting Regulations Changes for 2021-22
March 26, 2021
AUSTIN — Hunting regulations for the 2021-22 season were approved by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission at its public meeting held online March 25. Hunters will see some changes this fall, including the elimination of the experimental pronghorn season in the northern Panhandle and extension of the general pronghorn season from 9 to 16 days statewide, and the addition of two days of hunting opportunity in the Special White-winged Dove Days within the South Dove Zone.
The following modifications and clarifications to the 2021-22 Statewide Hunting Proclamation have been adopted by the TPW Commission:
Add crossbow to the definition of lawful archery equipment
Remove the prohibition on trailing wounded deer with dogs in Angelina, Hardin, Nacogdoches, Orange, Shelby, and Tyler counties; In addition, allow the trailing of wounded deer to no more than two dogs on a leash in Jasper, Newton, Sabine, and San Augustine counties
Eliminate the experimental pronghorn season in the northern Panhandle
Extend the general pronghorn season from 9 days to 16 days statewide
Close Panola County to hunting Eastern turkey season during the spring in 2022
Implement mandatory reporting for spring turkey hunting (April 1 – 30) in the “Western 1 Gobbler” counties in southcentral Texas in 2022
Add two days of hunting opportunity in the Special White-winged Dove Days within the South Dove Zone
Establish season dates and daily bag limits for all migratory game bird hunting seasons
Modify the muzzleloader definition to clarify only the bullet or projectile and powder must be loaded through the muzzle
Modify opening day for chachalacas to be concurrent with quail season
Align spring and fall wild turkey hunting seasons with consistent North and South Zone boundaries along Highway 90 starting in the fall of 2021
Allow squirrel hunting statewide by opening the remaining closed counties to a year-round hunting season. Traditional East Texas squirrel season, May 1-31 and Oct. 1-last Sunday in Feb. remains unchanged
Hunters hitting the field in the upcoming season should make note of these changes and follow all regulations set for species, tagging, bag limits, counties, season dates and means and methods. Hunters can check the online version of the Outdoor Annual for complete and updated regulations. Information currently in the online version of the Outdoor Annual reflects last season’s information. The 2021-22 season information will not be online until mid-August per usual practice.
More information regarding these amendments and hunting season dates for the 2021-22 seasons can be viewed on the TPWD website.
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Originally posted by tps7742 View PostUnless I misread one of the statements said you could trail deer in said counties AC mentioned was illegal? As long as they are on a leash and no more than 2 dogs.
It’s been illegal to use a dog to trail a wounded deer for about 40 years now in some Counties. Lease or not was irrelevant.
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Originally posted by BTLowry View PostAll this time I thought the state was trying to keep the outlaws from having an excuse for being in the woods with dogs
As a landowner I would rather you find the deer you shot if possible than shoot another one
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Originally posted by tps7742 View PostUnless I misread one of the statements said you could trail deer in said counties AC mentioned was illegal? As long as they are on a leash and no more than 2 dogs.
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