With the fall comes opening day of several popular hunting seasons. For Texas landowners, this often means entering into hunting lease agreements that generate added income for the operation. Under Texas law, a landowner leasing private property for hunting in return for any type of compensation is required to obtain a Hunting Lease License from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. This is separate from a hunting license that the hunter must possess. Tiffany Lashmet at the Texas Agriculture Law Blog talks hunting lease licenses and why you may not have heard of this rule. Read more…
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