Consolidates nonresident hunting licenses in Texas, limiting types and numbers of licenses.
This bill amends the Texas Parks and Wildlife Code to consolidate certain nonresident hunting licenses. It limits the types and numbers of licenses a nonresident can acquire or possess in a license year. A nonresident can have one general hunting license or one spring turkey hunting license, but not both. Multiple five-day hunting licenses are allowed. The bill also sets the fee for a nonresident general hunting license at $100.75 or more, as determined by the commission. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.
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