Hunting Regulations
Hunting in Collingsworth County: Deer, Quail, and More
Collingsworth County offers deer, quail, dove, and turkey hunting — each with specific bag limits and seasons set by Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD) sets specific rules for Collingsworth County. For white-tailed deer, the bag limit is 5 deer total across all seasons combined, with no more than 1 buck. Mule deer are also present here in the Panhandle zone — legal bucks must have an outside spread of at least 20 inches. Quail season runs roughly November through late February, with a daily bag limit of 15. An Upland Game Bird Endorsement is required for quail. Dove hunting falls in the North Zone.
All hunters in Texas need a valid hunting license. Seasons and bag limits can change each year. Always check the current TPWD Outdoor Annual before you go out — rules for specific seasons, dates, and endorsements are listed there by county. Most hunting in Collingsworth County is on private land, so you will need landowner permission.
Source to confirm: TPWD — Collingsworth County Regulations