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The Trap, Transport and Process Permit Application provides essential guidelines for managing surplus white-tailed deer populations in Texas. This guide will assist you in completing the application online by offering step-by-step instructions tailored to your needs.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your permit application online.

1. Use the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the application form, ensuring that you have access to the document in a user-friendly format.
2. Begin by entering the applicant information, including the name of the city, town, village, county, or Property Owners’ Association applying for the permit. Provide relevant telephone numbers and the applicant's name and title.
3. Fill out the supervisory permittee information, which includes the name, contact details, Social Security Number, Driver’s License Number and State, business name, and address of the supervisory permittee.
4. Indicate the trapping methods intended for use. Specify whether a helicopter will be used and provide the owner's name and contact information if applicable.
5. Detail the kill methods, including where deer will be killed (at the trap site or processing facility) and specify the methods (e.g., firearm, captive bolt gun).
6. List the carcass utilization recipients for the processed deer, ensuring they are either penal facilities or department-approved charities.
7. If applicable, include the information of any sub-permittees authorized to conduct trapping, transporting, and processing activities.
8. Attach a completed Trap Site Information Form for each location where deer will be trapped and ensure each form is signed by the landowner or authorized individual.
9. Complete and attach a Processing Facility Information Form for each facility where the deer will be processed, signed by the owner or authorized agent.
10. Certify the information provided on the application and supplemental materials, ensuring correctness and compliance with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regulations.
11. Finally, submit the completed application along with any associated forms to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department by mail.

Start your application process online today to manage surplus deer populations responsibly.