According to Texas Monthly, Texas hunters have a lot to look forward to in 2023, so here's a list of the TOP 3 spots to find some game this year.

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I come from a family of cowboys and ranchers, but I'm not what they'd call a "hunter's hunter," because I've never hunted. But, I've always been fascinated by it and have a ton of friends who strangely use deer meat as gifts.

Plus they've always said Texas is great for hunting. Forbes has even rated it as a Top 10 hunting destination.

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They say the best places to hunt in Texas really depend on the type of game you are looking to hunt.

TexasRealFood.com has broken it down into regions.

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Check with the Texas Wildlife Department about hunting season dates here.

Here are the TOP 3 hunting spots in the state:


HILL COUNTRY: TURKEYS

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For turkey hunting, the Hill Country region of Texas is a popular destination.

This area is known for its rugged terrain, dense vegetation, and healthy turkey population; the Rio Grande turkey in fact.


PINEYWOODS: WHITETAIL DEER

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For deer hunting, the Pineywoods region of East Texas is unquestionably a top destination. This area is known for its dense forests and large whitetail deer population.


GULF COAST PRAIRIES: WATERFOWL

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For waterfowl hunting, the Gulf Coast region of Texas is a prime locale.

This area is known for its wetlands and marshes, which are home to a wide variety of waterfowl species.


If you're curious about more specific hunting locations in Texas, AdventureHacks.com has put together a list of the TOP 10 places to visit.

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It is important to note that hunting rules and regulations vary depending on the specific location and game species.

That's why it's essential to check with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for specific rules and regulations for each hunting area before you go.

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