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Clay County, Texas · 365 acres

  • Annual Public Hunting Permit

About this property

Three hundred and sixty-five acres between Liggett Road and FM 174, the southern end of the Clay County group, with several ponds and a stream down the eastern side. Two parking areas and two registration stations serve it.

Dove, early teal and North Zone ducks including the youth dates, rabbits concurrent. TPWD disagrees with itself on the size of this one — the unit map says 342 acres and the lease dataset says 365 — so both figures are on record.

Before you go

Registration
On-site registration is required each day. This unit takes eOSR.
Dogs
No Dogs.
Fire
No smoking allowed on premises.
Fire
No grills or fires of any kind.
Caution
Do not approach sheep dogs.

Finding your way around

Access roads
Liggett, FM 1288, FM 174.
Water
Several ponds; a stream running down the eastern side.
On the ground
Working sheep dogs on the ground.
Registration point
2 information/registration stations.
Parking areas
2 designated parking areas.
Towns nearby
Vashti, Henrietta, Bowie.
Acreage
TPWD map sheet states 342 acres; the TPWD lease dataset records 365.

Huntable species (4)

Seasons and bag limits (14)

These need no draw. You still need the right licence and permit, and the seasons below are the ones published for this property.

Dove

Sep 1 – Nov 8 · Adult · 15 a day, 45 in possession across all dove (statewide)

QuarryBagLegal means
Mourning Dove15 combinedArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
White-winged Dove15 combinedArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
Rabbits & HaresNo limitnongame — no statewide limitRefer to the APH Map Booklet

No smoking allowed on premises. No Dogs. No grills or fires of any kind. Do not approach sheep dogs.

Concurrent with dove and waterfowl hunting.

Dec 18 – Jan 7 · Adult · 15 a day, 45 in possession across all dove (statewide)

QuarryBagLegal means
Mourning Dove15 combinedArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
White-winged Dove15 combinedArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
Rabbits & HaresNo limitnongame — no statewide limitRefer to the APH Map Booklet

No smoking allowed on premises. No Dogs. No grills or fires of any kind. Do not approach sheep dogs.

Concurrent with dove and waterfowl hunting.

Waterfowl

Sep 19 – Sep 27 · Adult

QuarryBagLegal means
WaterfowlSee Outdoor AnnualArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
Rabbits & HaresNo limitnongame — no statewide limitRefer to the APH Map Booklet

Each day of the Early Teal and North Zone Duck seasons to include any Youth dates.

Concurrent with dove and waterfowl hunting.

Nov 7 – Nov 8 · Youth

QuarryBagLegal means
WaterfowlSee Outdoor AnnualArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
Rabbits & HaresNo limitnongame — no statewide limitRefer to the APH Map Booklet

Each day of the Early Teal and North Zone Duck seasons to include any Youth dates.

Concurrent with dove and waterfowl hunting.

Nov 14 – Nov 29 · Adult

QuarryBagLegal means
WaterfowlSee Outdoor AnnualArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
Rabbits & HaresNo limitnongame — no statewide limitRefer to the APH Map Booklet

Each day of the Early Teal and North Zone Duck seasons to include any Youth dates.

Concurrent with dove and waterfowl hunting.

Dec 5 – Jan 31 · Adult

QuarryBagLegal means
WaterfowlSee Outdoor AnnualArchery (Bow), Crossbow, Shotgunstatewide — the booklet page states no property restriction
Rabbits & HaresNo limitnongame — no statewide limitRefer to the APH Map Booklet

Each day of the Early Teal and North Zone Duck seasons to include any Youth dates.

Concurrent with dove and waterfowl hunting.

Season dates and bag limits change. Always check the current Texas Parks & Wildlife regulations before you hunt.