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In The Woodlands, Texas, outdoor enthusiasts are preparing for the upcoming season. Licenses for hunting and fishing in Texas are set to go on sale. The 2026-2027 season licenses will be available for purchase starting on a Saturday.
This allows hunters and anglers to renew their licenses for the new season. Further information on the license sales can be found through local news sources, such as Fox 26 Houston, which reported on the upcoming availability of the licenses.
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