Hunting in Fisher County: Seasons and Bag Limits

Fisher County falls in Texas's North Zone for deer and turkey. White-tailed deer hunters get a bag limit of 5 deer per season. No more than 1 of those can be a buck. General deer season usually runs November through early January. Archery season opens in late September.

Mule deer are also found in the county. That season runs in two parts: an archery-only window from late September through late November, followed by a short general season in late November and early December. The combined bag limit is 1 buck.

Turkey hunters may take up to 4 birds per season. Quail season generally runs November through late February. The daily bag limit for quail is 15. Dove season opens September 1 in the North Zone.

You need the right add-ons to your license. An Upland Game Bird Endorsement covers quail and turkey. A Migratory Game Bird Endorsement covers dove. If you hunt waterfowl, you also need a Federal Duck Stamp.

Seasons and bag limits change every year. Always check the current rules with TPWD before you go out.