February 2026 TRFS Update

FEBRUARY 2026 IS HERE—DISCOVER PROPERTIES YOU’LL LOVE...

NEW! Pedernales River Ranch is a rare Hill Country retreat defined by its beautiful riverfront and dramatic landscape. It features both sides of the Pedernales River, which stretches 440’±, making it ideal for exploring, wildlife viewing, and recreation. The river rests beneath a tremendous limestone bluff, creating a dramatic backdrop. A charming 637± sf cabin is set up for instant enjoyment. Several beautiful building sites with stunning Hill Country views are primed and ready for the construction of a full-time residence.

REDUCED! Maverick Crossing is raw, unimproved acreage that offers the perfect blank canvas for a variety of development models. The land is flat, cleared in areas, and covered with native brush, making it ideal for infrastructure installation. With its flexible use potential and proximity to city services, the property is well-suited for residential subdivisions, mobile home communities, or build-to-rent developments. Backed by engineering plans for a Phase 1 subdivision completed in 2022 and aligned with the city’s TRIZ Joint Development Plan, this offering brings immediate value and direction to any prospective project.

JUST SOLD! Devlin Ranch is an 84± acre ranch setting that offers secluded land featuring noticeable elevation changes with good views, plenty of mature live oak trees, and a heavy brush draw connecting to the Atascosa River just outside the boundary, about 250’± from the NW corner. The property offers solid hunting opportunities with heavy brush cover throughout. Improvements include a rustic hunting cabin, a working solar water well that supplements a large stock tank, and a newer metal workshop/barn. This ranch is perfect for hunting, recreation, or a weekend getaway.

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Public Input Sought on Proposed Texas Hunting Regulation Changes for 2025-26

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is accepting public comment until March 27 for proposed changes to the 2025-26 Statewide Hunting and Migratory Game Bird proclamations

AUSTIN — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is accepting public comment until March 27 for the following proposed changes to the 2025-26 Statewide Hunting and Migratory Game Bird proclamations:

Migratory Game Bird Regulations

  • Increase the daily bag limit of pintails from one to three in all duck zones.
  • Reduce the early teal season from 16 to nine days in all duck zones.
  • Extend the regular season length in the High Plains Mallard Management Unit by seven days.
  • Reduce special white-winged dove days from six to five days.
  • Reduce rail and gallinule season to nine days in September to match early teal and move seven days to the end of the season.
  • Extend the falconry seasons by six days for select migratory game birds.
  • Allow for calendar progression for all other migratory game bird hunting season dates.

Upland Game Bird Regulations

  • Clarify Hill County zone boundaries for wild turkey hunting seasons.
  • Open Lubbock County to wild turkey hunting season consistent with the North Zone.
  • Extend statewide quail hunting season to the last day in February.
  • Make conforming changes regarding the issuance of recreational hunting licenses, stamp endorsements, and selected permits as digital products.

Big Game Regulations

  • Expand the archery season for mule deer from the Saturday closest to Sept. 30 to the day prior to the opening of general mule deer seasons.
  • Modify Managed Lands Deer Program rules to allow the harvest of mule deer with any legal means from the Saturday closest to September 30 through the last Sunday in January.
  • Make conforming changes regarding the issuance of recreational hunting licenses, stamp endorsements, and selected permits as digital products.

Additional details on the proposed regulation changes can be found on the public comment page and in the Texas Register.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Commissioners will consider public input before taking action at its March 27 public hearing. Comments on each of the changes can be provided on the TPWD public comment page through 5 p.m. March 26.

For comments regarding the Migratory Game Bird Proclamation, wild turkey or quail, contact Shaun Oldenburger, shaun.oldenburger@tpwd.texas.gov .

For comments regarding big game hunting, contact Shawn Gray, shawn.gray@tpwd.texas.gov .

Those wishing to provide public testimony must pre-register to speak. Public testimony is normally limited to three minutes per person.