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Limestone county #4494858 08/20/13 02:01 PM
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I am having a hard time understanding the archery rules for this county. The question is, can I shoot a doe during archery season without a lamps or MLD permit?

Re: Limestone county [Re: Hunt1212] #4504093 08/23/13 04:50 AM
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Hmm, would be nice to know, TPWD updated the website for 2013-14 and it's not as clear as it used to be. I thought it was OK based on the older info, but I am new to hunting and not an expert. Hopefully somebody will chime in.


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Oh, my lease is in Limestone County, near Kosse.


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Based on my reading of the regs, you can shoot a doe during archery season without MLD or LAMPS permits. However, if you land is on MLD, you are required to tag the doe with a MLD permit instead of your standard tag off your license. During rifle season you may not shoot a doe without a LAMPS or MLD permit no matter what weapon you use.


Originally Posted By: NTRP
Having said that, shot placement is key and there is only one level of dead.

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Us east Texans can't afford turquoise and elk ivories for jewelry. So we use hog tushes and coon peckers.
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