Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land: public hunting, 2026-27 seasons and access
Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land is 1,071 acres of public hunting land in Robertson County, Texas, TPWD unit #607. Adults hunt it on the $48 Annual Public Hunting Permit and register on site each day, in the Texas Hunt & Fish app (eOSR). TPWD's 2026-27 map booklet lists white-tailed deer and feral hog among the legal game, along with waterfowl, squirrel, woodcock, rail, gallinule and snipe and dove.
Data updated October 2026. Seasons and rules: TPWD's 2026-27 Map Booklet for Public Hunting Lands. Boundaries: TPWD's Public Hunt Locator map.
This areaOther public hunting landCounty lineLake or riverHighway
| TPWD unit | #607 |
|---|---|
| Size | 1,071 acres (TPWD booklet); 1,107 acres mapped |
| County | Robertson County |
| Permit | Annual Public Hunting Permit ($48), eOSR registration each day |
| Legal game listed | White-tailed Deer, Feral Hog, Waterfowl, Squirrel, Woodcock, Rail, Gallinule and Snipe, Dove, Quail and Furbearers |
| Deer | White-tailed Deer: Bag limit - 1 buck and 1 antlerless. Legal buck must have at least one unbranched antler or an inside spread of 13 inches... |
| White-tailed deer unit | TPWD unit 19 South |
| Towns | Marquez (7 mi), Kosse (13 mi) and Thornton (13 mi) |
| Highways | TX 7 |
What can you hunt on Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land in 2026-27?
TPWD's 2026-27 booklet lists 13 legal game entries for Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land, deer among them. Every line below is TPWD's own wording.
| Species or season | What TPWD's 2026-27 booklet says |
|---|---|
| White-tailed Deer | Bag limit - 1 buck and 1 antlerless. Legal buck must have at least one unbranched antler or an inside spread of 13 inches or greater. Hunting is allowed each day of the Archery, General, and Muzzleloader Seasons as established for Robertson County. |
| Feral Hog | (no bag limit) Archery Season: Concurrent with established archery deer season for Robertson County. General Season: Beginning with established general deer season for Robertson County and ending March 31. |
| Waterfowl | Shooting hours - one half hour before sunrise to noon, except all day hunting is allowed for Early Teal. Hunting is allowed each day of the Early Teal, North Zone Duck, and Eastern Zone Goose seasons. |
| Squirrel | As established for Robertson County. |
| Dove | Each day of Central Zone Dove season. |
| Bullfrogs | daily limit of 25. |
Also listed as legal game, with no dates of their own: Woodcock, Rail, Gallinule and Snipe, Quail, Fishing, Crayfish, Furbearers, Predators and Rabbits & Hares.
Youth and special seasons
- Youth Only Squirrel and Deer: See TPWD Outdoor Annual for Special Youth Season Information and Regulations. See Legal Game Box for White-tailed Deer bag limit and legal buck requirements.
- Youth and Veteran/Active-Duty Military Only Waterfowl: See TPWD Outdoor Annual for Special Season information and regulations. Shooting hours end at noon.
What are the rules on Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
- Permit and registration: OSR Required Each Day
- Rule: Use of horses allowed only Sept. 1-Oct. 2 and Apr. 1-Aug. 31.
- Note: Do not drive past pipeline road when wet. Pipeline maintenance road is restricted to foot traffic only. The area not contained in Public Hunting Area is private property and not accessible to permittees. Department personnel will have signs posted on-site.
Source: TPWD 2026-27 Map Booklet for Public Hunting Lands, unit #607 (PDF).
How do you get to Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land lies in Robertson County. Nearest towns: Marquez (7 miles), Kosse (13 miles), Thornton (13 miles) and Jewett (14 miles). Highways within 5 miles: TX 7 (it crosses or touches the area).
TPWD's map points for Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land: 2 designated access points.
Which deer management unit is Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land in?
Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land lies in TPWD white-tailed deer management unit 19 South. TPWD publishes its harvest survey statewide; across Texas in 2025-26 it estimates 714,424 white-tailed deer hunters took 782,405 deer. The page on Texas public hunting has the statewide table.
Units: TPWD white-tailed deer management units. Harvest: TPWD Big Game Harvest Survey, 2025-26.
What other public hunting is near Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
The closest other places on the Annual Public Hunting Permit with a page of their own, measured edge to edge:
| Area | County | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Marlin Lake Park | Falls | 26.5 mi |
| Big Lake Bottom WMA | Anderson | 40.2 mi |
| Richland Creek WMA | Freestone and Navarro | 45.3 mi |
| Gus Engeling WMA | Anderson | 49.6 mi |
| Sam Houston National Forest WMA | San Jacinto and Walker | 58.3 mi |
TPWD also leases 8 dove and small game areas within 40 miles, the nearest Rocky Creek (282 acres, 16.3 mi), Blue Ridge Cemetery (182 acres, 19.4 mi) and FM 1771 (307 acres, 19.5 mi). All of them are on the Texas dove leases page.
Questions hunters ask
Do you need a permit to hunt Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
Yes. Hunters 17 and older need the $48 Annual Public Hunting Permit along with a Texas hunting license; hunters under 17 may hunt free with a permitted adult. TPWD's booklet adds: OSR Required Each Day.
When is deer season on Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
TPWD's 2026-27 booklet: White-tailed Deer: Bag limit - 1 buck and 1 antlerless. Legal buck must have at least one unbranched antler or an inside spread of 13 inches or greater. Hunting is allowed each day of the Archery, General, and Muzzleloader Seasons as established for Robertson County.
Can you camp on Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
TPWD's 2026-27 booklet prints no camping rules for Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land. Ask the area office before planning to stay overnight.
Where is Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land?
Luminant Texas Public Hunting Land is in Robertson County. The nearest towns: Marquez (7 miles), Kosse (13 miles) and Thornton (13 miles). Highways nearby: TX 7.
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Where these facts come from
- Legal game, dates, rules, permits and closures: TPWD 2026-27 Map Booklet for Public Hunting Lands, unit #607.
- Boundaries, zones and map points: TPWD Public Hunt Locator map. Acres and distances measured by FilledTag.
- Counties, highways and towns: U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line 2024 and Gazetteer. Lakes and rivers: USGS National Hydrography Dataset.
FilledTag is not part of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. TPWD's booklet and posted signs are the final word on every rule; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag.
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