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Texas is massive, and while most of the state is privately owned, it offers incredible public land hunting opportunities for squirrel hunters. In this video, we explore where to go in East Texas, including the Sam Houston, Davy Crockett, and Sabine National Forests. Learn the essential permits and rules—such as needing a valid Texas Hunting License and an Annual Public Hunting (APH) Permit, wearing hunter orange during deer season, and checking specific WMA weapon restrictions. Plus, discover the East Texas season dates running from October through February and a spring season in May, along with a daily bag limit of 10 squirrels. Find out why sticking to creek bottoms with mature oaks and hickory trees early in the morning leads to the best success! What you will learn:Where to Hunt: Why East Texas hotspots like the Sam Houston and Davy Crockett National Forests offer thousands of acres of hardwood timber. Permits & Rules: How to use an Annual Public Hunting (APH) Permit and follow hunter orange and firearm regulations. Seasons & Limits: Why the general season runs from October through February alongside a May spring season with a 10-squirrel daily limit. Prime Locations: How to target creek bottoms with mature oaks and hickory trees during early mornings for maximum success. Join the discussion: Have you ever hunted public land in Texas, or are you planning a trip this season? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! #TexasHunting #SquirrelHunting #PublicLandHunting #TXWildlife #SmallGameHunting #HuntingSeason #Wildlife #AnimalFacts #AnimalBehavior #NatureFacts #WildAnimals #WildlifeDocumentary #AnimalKingdom #WildlifeFacts #AnimalSurvival #WildlifeConservation #NorthAmericaNature #WildMammals #AnimalSafety #WildlifeRisks #WildlifeEducation #NatureExploration #WildlifeVlog #WildlifeChannel #NatureVideo #AnimalWorld #Habitat #WildSpecies #AnimalAdaptation #WildlifeEcology #NatureMysteries #BackyardWildlife #HuntingTips #TexasWoods #SquirrelSeason #OutdoorLife #Marksman #Woodsmen #PestControl #AnimalControl #TrappingLaws #PropertyProtection #HuntingGuide #SmallGame #Outdoorsman #WildGame #ForestWildlife #WildlifeResources #HuntingRegulations #RifleHunting

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00:00Texas is massive, and while most of the state is privately owned, it offers incredible public land
00:06hunting opportunities for squirrel hunters. If you're planning to head into the piney woods
00:10or river bottoms, here is what you need to know about squirrel hunting on Texas public land.
00:16First, where to go? East Texas is the hot spot. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel
00:21and turn on the notification bell so you don't miss any new updates. Properties like the Sam
00:27Houston, Davy Crockett, and Sabine National Forests, along with state wildlife management areas,
00:33offer thousands of acres of hardwood timber packed with fox and gray squirrels. Second,
00:38know the permits and rules. To hunt public land in Texas, you need a valid Texas hunting license,
00:44an annual public hunting permit, or APH permit, and you must wear hunter orange during concurrent
00:50firearm deer seasons. Always check the specific WMA or National Forest booklet. As individual
00:56areas may have unique weapon restrictions or designated sanctuary zones. Third, know the
01:03seasons and limits. In East Texas, the general season runs from October through February,
01:08plus a spring season in May. The daily bag limit is 10 squirrels per day. For the best success,
01:15stick to creek bottoms with mature oaks and hickory trees early in the morning. Respect public
01:20boundaries, stay safe, and enjoy Texas public lands.
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