Dove-Rabbit-Squirrel: September 1st-30th -Pick up a permit/regulations at the visitor center or at one of the hunting units on the refuge.
Eurasian Collared-Dove
There is no closed season or bag limit restrictions for Eurasian collared-doves; however, it is recommended that plumage be left on these birds for identification purposes. The Eurasian Collared-Dove is classified as invasive by the (TPWD) because it is a non-native species that competes with native birds for resources, aggressively displaces them from food sources, can threaten agriculture, and is associated with human-modified habitats.
White Tailed Deer: November 7th-9th, November 21st-23rd, December 5th-7th (Drawn Hunt)
Rabbit-Squirrel: January 1st - February 28th -Pick up a permit/regulations at the visitor center or at one of the hunting units on the refuge.
Visit Us
National wildlife refuges offer us all a chance to unplug from the stresses of daily life and reconnect with our natural surroundings. At Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge, each season brings new sights and sounds that can help recharge your soul and lift your spirits. Take a relaxing cruise along Wildlife Drive on the shores of Lake Texoma to watch wading birds stalk their prey or a northern harrier glide over marshes in search of small mammals. Listen to the sounds of songbirds and insects while you stroll along one of five hiking trails. Every visit offers something different than the one before. What might you see today?
Location and Contact Information
Tours
Tram Tours - Tram tours are scheduled every Saturday and Sunday at 2PM by reservation only. You can get registered here:
2nd Saturday Nature Series - Enjoy nature inspired topics presented by local experts at the visitor center every 2nd Saturday of the month at 10AM. All ages welcome!
Refuge Rocks - Enjoy nature inspired topics for kids presented by local experts at the visitor center every 3rd Saturday of the month at 10AM.
School Groups - Enjoy a fun-filled day of learning about nature, at the refuge or in your classroom. Request a field trip here:
General Program Request - Give the Refuge a call, we can accommodate all age groups and education levels. 903-786-2826
Our Species
Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge boasts an abundance of birds and wildlife native to the north Texas area. From colorful painted buntings and red-headed woodpeckers, to playful river otters and majestic bald eagles, there is always something to see on the refuge.
