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Public Hunting Lands 2021-2022 - Texas

Mt. Pleasant, 212 South Johnson (75455) (903) 572-7966 Rockport, 715 South Highway 35 (78382) (361) 790-0312 Rusk, 508 West 6th Street (75785) (903) 683-2511 San Angelo, 3407 South Chadbourne (76903) (325) 651-4844 San Antonio, 2391 NE Loop 410, Suite 409 (78217) (210) 348-7375 Temple, 3615 South General Bruce Drive (76504) (254) 778-8913

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