Hunting

Deer Hunting in Limestone County: What the Antler Rule Means

Limestone County has a special antler restriction for white-tailed deer: only one buck per season may have an inside spread of 13 inches or more.

Limestone County Rules & Licenses

You may take two bucks per season in Limestone County, but only one of those bucks can have a spread of 13 inches or greater between the antlers. A legal buck must have at least one unbranched antler or that 13-inch spread. This rule is designed to let younger bucks grow before they are harvested.

The total deer bag limit is four deer per season — no more than two bucks and two antlerless deer combined. Antlerless deer may require an MLDP tag depending on the time of season. Javelina have no open season in Limestone County. Season dates change each year, so always check the current TPWD Outdoor Annual before you hunt.

Source to confirm: TPWD — Limestone County Hunting Regulations

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Property Tax

How to Lower Your Property Tax Bill in Limestone County

If you live in the home you own, you can file for a homestead exemption that cuts your taxable property value.

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Property Tax

Two Different Offices Handle Property Taxes in Limestone County

The appraisal district sets your home's value; the tax assessor-collector sends the bill — they are separate offices.

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State Park

Fort Parker State Park: Camping and Fishing Near Groesbeck

Fort Parker State Park sits along the Navasota River in Limestone County and offers camping, fishing, hiking, and paddling.

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Fishing

Fishing Lake Limestone: Bass, Catfish, and Crappie

Lake Limestone is a 12,553-acre reservoir on the Navasota River managed by the Brazos River Authority, known for good bass and catfish fishing.

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