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Landowner Specific Rules and Regulations A resident does not need a license to hunt on land upon which the person resides and is owned by the person or a member of the person's immediate family, unless they are hunting for a species for which a tag is required or are applying for big game tags.

Your digital license must be available while hunting or fishing. The license can be viewed through TPWD's Outdoor Annual and My Texas Hunt Harvest (MTHH) mobile apps. Connect your license before heading to the field: Download the MTHH mobile app.

If you're using e-tagging, your first step is to validate the tag in the MyODFW app. Then, write down the confirmation number provided by the app, plus your name, ODFW ID, date of birth and harvest date on anything that will stand up to the elements (like flagging or duct tape).

Regulation changes for 2023? Powers Unit has been added to the General Archery Buck Deer-Western Oregon season for traditional bow hunting only. Multiple Trave Management Area (TMA) effective period dates have changed in central and northeast Oregon units.

NM E-Tag allows hunters to tag an animal in the field using their smartphone. Upon submitting the date and time of kill for their license, the hunter will receive a tag number to hand-write on durable material to be attached to the animal.

If you're using e-tagging, your first step is to validate the tag in the MyODFW app. Then, write down the confirmation number provided by the app, plus your name, ODFW ID, date of birth and harvest date on anything that will stand up to the elements (like flagging or duct tape).

For deer, elk, pronghorn and spring bear hunts (Premium Hunts excluded), most tags (75%) are awarded to those first choice applicants with the most preference points. The remaining 25% are awarded randomly amongst all first choice applicants, so everyone that applies always has a chance to draw their first choice hunt.

You can now use an electronic copy of your recreational license for activities that do not require tagging. You can use the Texas License Connection receipt that was emailed to you when you completed your license purchase, or you can view your recreational license information in the Outdoor Annual mobile app.