Texas · Public land

James E. Daughtrey Wildlife Management Area

James E. Daughtrey Wildlife Management Area (State Conservation / Wildlife Area) in Texas. Manager: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. ~31,307 acres. Always confirm hunting seasons and rules before going.

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Area details

Designation: State Conservation / Wildlife Area
Manager: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Access (PAD-US): Restricted (check rules/permits)
Acres (approx.): 31,307
Parcels: 1
Dataset: USGS PAD-US 4.1
Centroid: 28.49456, -98.34852

Disclaimer: PAD-US shows public / protected land. It does not mean hunting is open today. Check state seasons, permits, unit boundaries, and refuge rules before hunting.

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