Gear up for wet & sloppy conditions with Muck Boots, now available at J&N Feed and Seed. Muck Boots for men, women and kids are the most comfortable, 100% waterproof rubber boots you’ll ever own. Whether you’re working hard on the farm, in your garden, hiking in the snow or slopp’n in the mud – your feet will be dry and warm.

WHY ARE MUCK BOOTS™ THE GREATEST BOOTS IN THE WORLD?

1. Not only are they waterproof, but also they keep your feet warm, dry and protected in cold and messy working conditions.
2. MUCK BOOTS™ have the self-insulating, waterproof CR Flex-Foam “bootie” construction. This serves as a “neutral medium” between inside and outside temperatures, so therefore the foot and lower leg stay warm and protected in wet and cold conditions. The CR Flex-Foam bootie is lightweight, buoyant and comfortable.
3. MUCK BOOT™ brand boots and shoes are equipped with a 6mm removable Nitracel-EVA insole that also includes a 5mm CR Flex-Foam that provides extraordinary comfort and protection in extreme cold conditions.
4. MUCK BOOTS™ have a natural rubber overlay that covers the external base, which is triple reinforced in the toe area and quadruple reinforced in the heel area. The rubber used to make MUCK BOOTS™ will stay flexible for years and will not cold-crack like boots and shoes made of PVC and TPR materials. (P-Plastic)

The fish truck delivers to J&N Feed this month. Looking for pond stocking in Graham, Texas?  The Stock My Pond and Abney’s Fish Truck will make deliveries to J&N Feed and Seed this month.

ABNEY’S FISH TRUCK

• Thursday, October 3, 2019, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

STOCK MY POND FISH TRUCK

• Thursday, October 10, from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Stock My Pond Fish Truck will have channel cat, largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, hybrid bluegill, red ear bream, and fathead minnows.  Click here for pricing.  It is not necessary to pre-order the fish, but if you are looking for a large quantity or pond packages we suggest you call.  Questions?  Call Stock My Pond at 501-676-3768.

Abney’s Fish Truck will have channel cat, largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, hybrid bluegill, red ear bream, and fathead minnows. Click here for pricing. It is not necessary to pre-order the fish, but if you are looking for a large quantity we suggest you call. Questions?  Give us a call at 940-549-4631.

Stock My Pond and Abney’s Fish truck provides containers for all fish but the 11″ channel cats, so please bring your own containers for them.

How long can the fish be in the bag? No longer than 1 hour! Determine how far a drive you have before purchasing your fish. Transport the fish in a cool and shaded area of your vehicle.

The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has published the dates for the Texas Hunting Seasons 2015-2016.  In addition to a hunting license, a migratory game bird stamp endorsement ($7) is required to hunt any migratory game bird, including mourning dove (a Federal Sandhill Crane Permit is required to hunt sandhill crane). An upland game bird stamp endorsement ($7) is required to hunt turkey, quail, pheasant, or chachalacas.

See County Listings for specific county regulations.

ALLIGATOR

• 22 counties & special properties (by permit only) Sept. 10–30
• Remainder of the state Apr. 1 – June 30

PRONGHORN ANTELOPE  Oct. 3-11

DOVE (Please report leg bands to www.reportband.gov)

• North Zone and Central Zone Sept. 1 – Oct. 25, Dec. 18 – Jan. 1
• South Zone Sept. 18 – Oct. 21, Dec. 18 – Jan. 22
• Special White-winged Dove Area Sept. 5,6,12 & 13, Sept. 18 – Oct. 21, Dec. 18 – Jan. 18

EARLY TEAL-ONLY Statewide Sept. 12-27

CANADA GOOSE-ONLY Eastern Zone Only Sept. 12-27

WHITE-TAILED DEER

• Archery-Only Season Oct. 3 – Nov. 6
• GENERAL SEASON:
  • *Special Youth Season Oct. 31 – Nov. 1, Jan. 4-17
  • North Zone (see County Listings) Nov. 7 – Jan. 3
  • South Zone (see County Listings) Nov. 7 – Jan. 17
• Late Antlerless & Spike:
  • North Zone (see County Listings) Jan. 4-17
  • South Zone (see County Listings) Jan. 18-31
• Muzzleloader (see County Listings) Jan. 4-17

MULE DEER

• Archery-Only Season Oct. 3 – Nov. 6
• General Season: Panhandle (see County Listings) Nov. 21 – Dec. 6
  • SW Panhandle (see County Listings) Nov. 21-29
  • Trans-Pecos (see County Listings) Nov. 27 – Dec. 13

JAVELINA

• North Zone (see County Listings) Oct. 1 – Feb. 28
• South Zone (see County Listings) Sept. 1 – Aug. 31

SQUIRREL

• **Special Youth Season Sept. 26-27
• East Texas (see County Listings) Oct. 1 – Feb. 28, May 1–31
• Other open counties (see County Listings) Sept. 1 – Aug. 31

PHEASANT Panhandle (see County Listings) Dec. 5 – Jan. 3

QUAIL Statewide (all counties) Oct. 31 – Feb. 28

RIO GRANDE TURKEY

• Archery-Only Season Oct. 3 – Nov. 6
• FALL SEASON:
  • *Special Youth Season Oct. 31 – Nov. 1 (Statewide), Jan. 4-17 (North Zone only)
  • North Zone (see County Listings) Nov. 7 – Jan. 3
  • South Zone (see County Listings) Nov. 7 – Jan. 17
  • Brooks, Kenedy, Kleberg & Willacy counties Nov. 7 – Feb. 28
• SPRING SEASON:
  • North Zone (see County Listings) April 2 – May 15
  • *Special Youth Season Mar. 26-27, May 21-22
  • South Zone (see County Listings) Mar. 19 – May 1
  • *Special Youth Season Mar. 12-13, May 7-8 1-
  • Turkey Bag Limit (see County Listings) Apr. 1–30 +
• EASTERN TURKEY
  • Spring-Only Season: East Texas (see County Listings) Apr. 15 – May 14

CHACHALACA Cameron, Hidalgo, Starr and Willacy counties Oct. 31 – Feb. 28

RABBITS AND HARES No closed season.

* In all counties that have an open season for those species.

** In all counties that have an Oct. 1 – Feb. 28 and May 1-31 open season.

+ Rio Grande and Eastern Turkey may be hunted in these counties.