31 Tex. Admin. Code § 65.25 - Wildlife Management Plan (WMP)
(a) Deer.
(1) An approved WMP, specifying a harvest
quota for antlerless deer or both buck and antlerless deer, is required for
participation in the Conservation Option of the Managed Lands Deer Program
under the provisions of §
65.29 of this title (relating to
Managed Lands Deer Program.
(2) A
WMP is not valid unless it is:
(A) consistent
with Parks and Wildlife Code, §
61.053 and §
61.056;
and
(B) signed by a Wildlife
Division biologist or technician. A WMP is valid for one year following the
date of such signature.
(b) Javelina.
(1) An approved WMP, specifying an annual
harvest quota for javelina, is required for the issuance of an annual harvest
quota for javelina on a property. The WMP shall include:
(A) javelina population data for both the
current year and the immediately preceding year;
(B) javelina harvest data from the
immediately preceding year; and
(C)
at least two recommended habitat management practices. Recommended habitat
management practices already being performed under an existing
department-approved WMP may be used to satisfy the requirements of this
subparagraph on a one-for-one basis.
(2) A WMP is not valid unless it is:
(A) consistent with Parks and Wildlife Code,
§
61.053;
and
(B) signed by a Wildlife
Division biologist or technician authorized to approve management plans. A WMP
is valid for one year following the date of such signature.
(3) The landowner agrees, by
signing the WMP, to perform data collection for the purposes of meeting the
requirements of paragraph (1) of this subsection.
(4) The department may refuse to approve a
WMP if the landowner has not complied with the provisions of this
subsection.
(5) No person may
possess a javelina harvested under a quota issued under this section anywhere
other than the property on which the javelina was harvested unless that person
also possesses a completed, department-supplied affidavit signed by the
landowner of the property where the person harvested the javelina.
(6) Each javelina harvested on a property for
which the department has issued a quota under this subsection shall be recorded
in a harvest log. The harvest log shall contain the name of each person who
killed a javelina, the date, and the number of javelina the person killed. The
harvest log shall be maintained on the property, shall be kept current, and
shall be made available for inspection at the request of a department employee
acting within the scope of official duties.
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