Win the Hunt of a Lifetime!

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sent this bulletin at 08/18/2015 06:25 AM CDT

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The hunting season is just days away, and entries for Big Time Texas Hunts are now on sale! Enter for your chance to win 9 premium hunt packages on some of the best lands across Texas.

The most exclusive package is the Texas Grand Slam. One lucky winner will pursue 4 Texas big game animals: desert bighorn sheep, mule deer, pronghorn and white-tailed deer on 4 all-inclusive guided hunting trips.

New this year is the Ultimate Mule Deer Hunt, where one winner will be the first to hunt a buck on the recently-acquired Yoakum Dunes Wildlife Management Area. Other prime packages available for the winning include hunts for wild boar, white-tailed deer, gators, birds and exotics.

Don’t miss your shot - buy entries online for $9 each. You can also purchase entries for $10 each at license retailers or by calling (800) 895-4248. Increase your chances by entering as many times as you like. Proceeds from your purchase will directly support wildlife conservation, habitat management, and public hunting opportunities in Texas.

*A $5 administrative fee is charged per online or phone transaction. You may purchase multiple entries and other licenses in a single transaction.

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