Just steer clear of the mules and coyotes.What part of Texas?
Here in El Paso, the desert is wide open and there are numerous places to shoot.
I've shot with family in the desert northeast of El Paso. People are generally respectful, but there is a lot of trash out there. It's empty land, but still trespassing. The absentee owners are in for a surprise someday.What part of Texas?
Here in El Paso, the desert is wide open and there are numerous places to shoot.
but there is a lot of trash out there.
but still trespassing.
What about Arkansas? There is a lot of federal land in that neighboring state.Unfortunately OP you’re hosed.
There just isn’t much if any public land open to shooting in Texas.
It’s all privately owned with restricted access.
You’ll have to go out to New Mexico or Colorado to find open land to shoot on.
The public hunting areas in Texas don’t allow unrestricted shooting.
What TX laws govern discharge of firearms and hunting on your own land? I am looking to buy some real estate for target practice and hunting. Want high power rifles, shotgun and small bore in the mix. Obviously the terrain/safety/neighboring uses are all a factor too. But at a minimum I have to know what I can do legally. Thanks.
I would have said Dowling Street, Fifth Ward, Friday or Saturday night but my information may be out of date.Lyons Ave, Fifth Ward, Saturday night.
Thanks. Right now the search is in an area east of Livingston and north of Beaumont. Will start looking into the county rules in that general area.Depends on where your land is. State laws aren't really that restrictive. It's the city and county ordinances you will need to be aware of as far as the shooting of guns. Inside the city limits, AFAIK, most cities have ordinances against the discharging of firearms, even BB and pellet guns. Some counties, outside the city limits may have noise ordinances depending on how populated the area is and how much land you have, plus safety concerns on safe areas for the bullets.
I think the common restrictions are you have to have at least 10 acres, and no bullets can leave your property.Thanks. Right now the search is in an area east of Livingston and north of Beaumont. Will start looking into the county rules in that general area.
There is still some cheap land to be had in Tyler and Jasper Counties, especially on a per acre basis when purchasing a bigger chunk.Thanks. Right now the search is in an area east of Livingston and north of Beaumont. Will start looking into the county rules in that general area.