Texas Republican Files Bill to Eliminate Texas Parks and Wildlife. What This Means for Hunting in Texas.
A newly filed bill in the Texas House is igniting debate across the Lone Star State. House Bill 4938, introduced by Rep. Pat Curry of Waco, would abolish the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and redistribute its responsibilities among three separate agencies. Supporters argue the move could streamline government and ease regulatory burdens on landowners and small businesses, while critics warn it could create confusion and weaken conservation efforts. For Texas hunters, the stakes are high. How wildlife is managed, enforced, and protected could change dramatically, making this proposal one that demands close attention, thoughtful debate, and strong engagement from the sporting community.
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