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American Shooting Centers
16500 Westheimer Parkway, Houston,TX 77092
Phone: 281-556-8086
Facilities include: Outdoor Pistol (7-25 yds.), Outdoor Rifle (50-600
yds.), Muzzleloading, Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays
Range Access: Public
Web Site: www.amshootcenters.com
Email: riflexpistol@amshootcenters.com

Texas Shooters Range
1106 Witte Rd, Houston, TX 77055
Phone: 713-464-6699
Facilities include: Indoor Pistol (Up to 50 Ft)
Hours of Operation: 6 Days Tue-Sun
Range Access: Public
Web Site: www.texasshootersrange.com
Email: range@texasshootersrange.com

Top Gun of Texas
5901 Beverly Hill, Houston, TX 77057
Phone: 713-779-4867
Facilities include: Indoor Pistol (50 ft), Rifle Silhouette, Pistol
Silhouette, and Archery
Range Access: Public
Web Site: www.topgunrange.com
Email: topgunrange@aol.com

Creekwood Skeet and Trap Club
12820 HWY 105 West Conroe, TX 77304
Phone: 936-588-3793 office: 936-447-1061
Facilities include: Shot gun- skeet, trap and fox target, and outdoor 25
yrd pistol range
Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri 9am-9pm Sat and Sun 8am-5pm
Range Access: Public

Gun Emporium
11400 FM 2854 Conroe, TX 77304
Phone: 936- 760-2323 or 936-441-4040
Facilities; gun shop, outdoor pistol, rifle, skeet, trap and 5 stand
sporting clay
Hours of operation: m-s 9-6 skeet m-f 9-6 Sunday 1-7
Range Access: Public
Website: www.gunemporium.net
Email: info@gunemporium.net

Shooter’s Station
13748 Hwy West Conroe, TX 77304
Phone: 936-588-3333
Facilities Include: Indoor hand gun range
Hours of operation: Mon-Sat 10am- 9pm Sun 11am- 6pm
Range Access: Public
Email: shooters@txucom.net

Carter’s Country Public Shooting Range
6231 Treschwig Rd Spring, TX 77373
Phone: 281-443-8393
Facilities include: Trap and Skeet- 3 fields outdoor, Pistol, rifle, and
sporting goods store
Hours of Operation: change in fall 9am-8pm m-f sat and sun 9-6
Range Access: Public

Hot Wells Shooting Range
24815 Hempstead Highway Cypress, TX 77429
(281) 373-0232

If required, the tag from the hunting license of the person who killed the deer must be correctly and legibly completed (including name of property and county) and must:

• be used on a specific type of deer (for example, buck tags must be used only on buck deer, antlerless tags on antlerless deer, etc.).
• have the month and date of kill Cut out.
• be attached immediately to the deer carcass until it reaches its final destination and is
finally processed.

It is against the law to use:

• a tag taken from the license of another person or allow your tag to be used by another person.
• a tag more than one time (or on more than one deer or turkey).
• an incorrect tag on a deer or turkey (example: mule deer tag used on a white-tailed deer, etc.).

Where to Attach Tag to Texas Deer

The hunting license tag may be attached anywhere on a deer so that it is not damaged, defaced, or
lost in transporting or handling. For deer, the appropriate tag or applicable permit must remain attached to
the deer until the deer reaches its final destination and is quartered. If the animal is a deer and the head is
severed from the carcass (body), then the appropriate tag or applicable permit must remain attached to the
carcass. See Proof of Sex section, pg. 59. If the head does not accompany the carcass, then the head must
be accompanied by a Wildlife Resource document (WRd).

Deer

• except for deer killed by MLd permit, LAMPS permit, department special permit, U.S. Forest Service
antlerless permit, or Big Time Texas Hunt, all deer must be tagged iMMeDiatelY upon kill, in a
secure manner anywhere on the deer, with an appropriate license tag with the month and date

Cut out

• tagging options: There are tag numbers printed on each tag.
• Important tags #7, #8, and #9 are for white-tail buck or does
Tags #5 and #6 are for does only

Buck tags may be used in any county: However, lack of careful planning with tags 7,8,9 may reduce the number of white-tailed buck deer you may lawfully take.

White-tail deer deer tags below:
5 White-tailed deer – antlerless only
6 White-tailed deer – antlerless only
7 White-tailed deer – buck or antlerless deer
8 White-tailed deer – buck or antlerless deer
9 White-tailed deer – buck or antlerless deer
note: The white-tailed deer tags on the license may be used in any county during an open season for
white-tailed deer.
The below tags are for mule deer only:
10 Mule deer – antlerless only
11 Mule deer – buck or antlerless

After killing a Deer (Also applies to pronghorn, except for License Log)

• After a deer is killed and before the deer is field dressed or moved, the appropriate hunting license tag
must be immediately filled out and date cut out.
• If a deer is taken under a LAMPS or MLd permit, the permit must be attached to the deer.
• A hunter may transport a deer to a final destination, provided the deer is tagged
and proof of sex accompanies the deer.
• A hunter may skin and quarter a deer (two forequarters, two hindquarters, and two backstraps) and
possess for transport, provided the quartered deer is tagged and proof of sex accompanies the deer. (See
Cold Storage or Processing Facilities, below, for exceptions).
• A deer may not be processed any further than four quarters and two backstraps (example, steaks,
hamburger, chili meat, etc.) until the deer reaches a final destination, except for immediate consumption
in camp (see Processing deer, Turkey, or Anelope in Camp).
• The four quarters and two backstraps are the only parts of a deer required by law to be kept in edible
condition.
• If any part of a deer is transferred to another person before it reaches a final destination, then the transferred parts must be accompanied by a WRD. The parts retained by the person who killed the deer must be accompanied by a tag until the deer reaches a final destination.

Total cost: $20.00…

Total time to completion: 48 Hours…

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