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Find public hunting land in all 50 states

Caliber maps 9,700+ public hunting areas, from state wildlife areas and national forests to BLM land and wildlife refuges, with each state's license fees and links to its official seasons and regulations.
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Public hunting areas in Texas in Caliber, with the state's license fees
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Public land near you, on a list or a map

Enter your ZIP or use your location to see the public hunting land closest to you. Filter by the kind of land: state wildlife areas, national forests, national grasslands, BLM land and national wildlife refuges.

Each area shows its size, who manages it and whether access is open or restricted, and opens in Apple Maps.

  • State wildlife areas, game lands and WMAs
  • National forests and national grasslands
  • BLM land and national wildlife refuges
  • Set a home hunting area
Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in Caliber, with a map and access notes

Your state's license fees and official links

For every state, Caliber lists the wildlife agency and its phone number, resident and nonresident license fees as the agency publishes them, hunter education rules, and links to the official licensing, season-date, regulation and public-land pages. Each state shows the date we last checked it.

  • Resident and nonresident license fees
  • Hunter education requirements
  • Official season, regulation and public-land links
Texas hunting facts in Caliber: agency, license fees and links

Get ready for the hunt, too

Dial in your rifle with the free bullet drop calculator and DOPE book, brush up with the Hunting Foundations unit of the safety course, and practice for your state's hunter education test.

Caliber's bullet drop calculator

Frequently asked questions

Where does Caliber's hunting land data come from?

Area boundaries come from the U.S. Geological Survey's Protected Areas Database (PAD-US 4.1), a public-domain dataset. State license fees, hunter-ed rules and links were checked against each state wildlife agency's own website, and each state shows the date it was checked.

Can I hunt on every area in Caliber?

Not always. Access, seasons, permits and weapon rules vary by area, and refuges allow hunting only where and when each refuge opens it. Caliber shows whether access is open or restricted where that's recorded. Always check the managing agency's current regulations before you go.

Is the hunting feature free?

Yes. Public hunting land, state facts and links are all free in Caliber.

Does Caliber show season dates?

Caliber links to each state's official season-date page rather than listing dates, because seasons vary by species, zone and year. Always check the official page.

Can I buy a hunting license in Caliber?

No. Caliber links to your state agency's official licensing page, where you can buy a license.

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Public land boundaries: USGS Protected Areas Database of the United States (PAD-US) 4.1, public domain. Always check current regulations with your state wildlife agency before you hunt.

Caliber is an educational and tracking tool for lawful, responsible ownership. It is not legal advice and not a substitute for in-person instruction. Caliber doesn't sell firearms, ammunition or accessories. Always follow the four safety rules and your local laws. Caliber is made by Norbrook Media LLC. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.