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The safety zone law prohibits shooting within 150 yards of any occupied dwelling without the permission of the occupant.
Outside of the acreage requirements you should be aware that it is illegal to shoot towards a residence, from or across a public roadway, or across property lines unless you have permission from the landowner.
You can hunt on the private land that you own or get permission from the landowner to hunt as a guest or pay the landowner to hunt on that land. Many hunters find leases and book hunts a year or more in advance. Landowners can grant or deny permission to hunt on their land.
There is no set distance from a public road, provided the hunter is on private property. However, Section 42.01(a), Penal Code, provides that a person commits an offense if the person intentionally or knowingly discharges a firearm on or across a public road.
It is legal to: hunt animals and non-migratory game birds from a motor vehicle, powerboat, sailboat, or from any other floating device within the boundaries of private property or upon private water.
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Outside of the acreage requirements you should be aware that it is illegal to shoot towards a residence, from or across a public roadway, or across property lines unless you have permission from the landowner.
Hunting Lease Licenses Required of a landowner or landowners agent who leases hunting rights to another person on property they own or control for pay or other consideration. The license must be displayed on the property.
Two frequently asked questions are, How many acres do you need to hunt deer? and What is the minimum land needed to hunt? For smaller or slower animals, such as turkeys and rabbits, its best to have at least five acres. For deer, ten acres or more is ideal.
The board adopted regulations on August 15, 1955 that prohibited hunting, discharging firearms, or carrying loaded firearms within 500 feet of a building (1) occupied by people or domestic animals or (2) used to store flammable or combustible material.
The board adopted regulations on August 15, 1955 that prohibited hunting, discharging firearms, or carrying loaded firearms within 500 feet of a building (1) occupied by people or domestic animals or (2) used to store flammable or combustible material.

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