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Javelina (collared peccary) among prickly pear cactus

Chaparral WMA Javelina Odds

Chaparral WMA is a Texas javelina drawn hunt in the 2026-27 TPWD catalog. Applications closed Aug 15, 2026.

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FactValue
Application deadlineClosed Aug 15, 2026
Permits available this season30
Applicants last year1,231
Permits drawn last year30
Simple draw odds2.44% (1 in 41)
Harvest success last year63%
Hunt datesJan 29, 2027 to Jan 31, 2027; Feb 5, 2027 to Feb 7, 2027
Group size per application1 to 4
Application fee (adult)$3.00
Permit fee (adult / youth)$80.00 / $0.00
Means limited tono limit listed
Means not allowednone listed
Baitingallowed

Modeled odds by loyalty points

TPWD cubes loyalty points in this category, so applicants with more points hold far more entries. TPWD does not publish how many applicants hold each point level, so the numbers below use an assumed point mix. Treat them as a rough model, not a forecast.

Your pointsEntries (points cubed)Modeled chance
110.05%
280.39%
3271.31%
51255.92%
851222.12%
101,00038.63%
153,37580.76%
208,00097.99%

How the model works

Proven gear for this hunt

Optics that hold up on Texas javelina hunts. The Vortex picks are field-tested by our team; the Leupold step-up is selected from reviews and specs. All are highly rated by hunters who bought them.

Check the current TPWD catalog before applying.

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), Drawn Hunts catalog. TagCanyon is not affiliated with or endorsed by TPWD. TPWD Public Hunt Drawing System. Catalog season 2026-27; our copy retrieved Oct 17, 2026.