Turkey Hunting

Turkey Season Only Applies West of I-35 in Williamson County

Wild turkey hunting is only open in the western part of Williamson County — west of Interstate 35 — with both fall and spring seasons available.

Williamson County The Great Outdoors

Wild turkey hunting is allowed in Williamson County, but only west of Interstate 35. If you plan to hunt east of I-35, there is no turkey season there. Make sure you know which side of the highway your hunting land sits on.

You can take up to 4 turkeys per season. The statewide annual total is also 4. Both a fall season and a spring season are open west of I-35.

Texas requires you to report every turkey you harvest. That is not optional. Season dates can change from year to year. Always check the current TPWD Outdoor Annual at tpwd.texas.gov before you go out.

Source to confirm: TPWD — Williamson County Hunting Regulations

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Two Offices Handle Your Property Tax in Williamson County

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