Public Hunting Program (Leased Private Land)
West Farm Road 1777
- Annual Public Hunting Permit
About this property
Six hundred acres on FM 1777 east of Nevada, the larger half of the Collin County pair, broken into fields with tree lines between them and a creek through the southern block. Five parking areas and four registration stations spread the pressure out.
Dove, the first split of the North Zone season, closing on Halloween. Walk-in only — no vehicle goes into the field — and park along the roadway or in the marked areas. A strip inside the fence is posted against hunting purely so you can walk through it.
Before you go
- Registration
- On-site registration is required each day. This unit takes eOSR.
- Vehicles
- No vehicles allowed in the field, walk-in only.
- Parking
- Do not use parking areas when wet.
- Parking
- Unit #2266: Park along edge of roadway or in designated parking areas.
Finding your way around
- Access roads
- FM 1777, CR 639, CR 590, CR 636.
- Water
- A stream in the southern block.
- On the ground
- Tree lines along several field edges.
- Registration point
- 4 information/registration stations.
- Parking areas
- 5 designated parking areas.
- Crossings
- Designated public hunting road; marked No Hunting Zone giving foot access to the hunting zone.
- Towns nearby
- Royse City, Josephine, Lavon, Farmersville, Rockwall.
Huntable species (3)
Seasons and bag limits (3)
These need no draw. You still need the right licence and permit, and the seasons below are the ones published for this property.
Dove
| Quarry | Bag | Legal means |
|---|---|---|
| Eurasian Collared-Dove | No limitexotic — no statewide limit | Refer to the APH Map Booklet |
| Mourning Dove | 15 combined | Archery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction |
| White-winged Dove | 15 combined | Archery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction |
No vehicles allowed in the field, walk-in only. Do not use parking areas when wet.
Season dates and bag limits change. Always check the current Texas Parks & Wildlife regulations before you hunt.