Goose Hunting in Seymour, Texas
Located in north-central Texas' Baylor County, the city of Seymour resides in the Western Goose-Hunting Zone, one of two statewide zones designated by the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife to regulate goose hunting.
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Species and Seasons
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Light geese and dark geese, such as white-fronted and Canada geese, may be hunted in Seymour's Western Goose-Hunting Zone. The season's fall, winter and spring hunting dates are posted annually in the fall on Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife's website.
Bag and Possession Limits
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In the city of Seymour, 20 light geese may be retained per day, per hunter, while dark geese are limited to four Canada geese and one white-fronted goose per day, as of the 2010-2011 hunting season. The per-season, per hunter possession limit for each species is double the daily bag limit.
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Hunting Licenses
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All goose hunters in the city of Seymour are required to purchase a hunting license from the state, which is available for purchase online at the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife website. Licenses start at $25 annually as of July 2010.
Where to Hunt
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According to the website Recreation.gov, Truscott Brine Lake is the closest hunting area to the city of Seymour and is located 30 minutes away in the city of Cromwell. All legally hunted animals, including goose, may be hunted at the lake.
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- Photo Credit goose image by Dwight Davis from Fotolia.com
