Hunting

Deer hunting in Lynn County follows statewide TPWD rules

Lynn County hunters must follow Texas Parks and Wildlife rules, including a three-deer limit with no more than one buck per season.

Lynn County The Great Outdoors

Texas Parks and Wildlife sets hunting regulations by county. For Lynn County, the combined season bag limit is three deer — no more than one buck and no more than two antlerless deer across all seasons. Seasons and bag limits can change year to year, so always check the current TPWD Outdoor Annual before you hunt.

Most land in Lynn County is privately owned, so you need landowner permission to hunt. There is no state park in Lynn County. The TPWD Annual Public Hunting Permit gives access to public hunting lands around Texas, but you should use the TPWD search tool to find any areas near Lynn County for a given season.

Source to confirm: TPWD — Lynn County Regulations

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Property Tax

Two offices handle your property taxes in Lynn County

Lynn County splits property tax work between two offices, and knowing which does what saves a wasted trip.

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Homestead Exemption

Homestead exemption can lower your property tax bill in Lynn County

If you own and live in your home in Lynn County, you may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces what you owe in property taxes.

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Agricultural Appraisal

Farm and ranch land in Lynn County can be taxed at ag-use value

Land used for farming, ranching, or wildlife in Lynn County may qualify for a special lower appraisal based on ag use rather than market value.

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Groundwater

Most Lynn County water comes from the Ogallala Aquifer, and it is declining

Lynn County sits over the Ogallala Aquifer, a massive underground water source that has been dropping for decades due to heavy agricultural pumping.

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