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Wildlife Feeding: Euless vs Fort Worth

How do wildlife feeding rules compare between Euless, TX and Fort Worth, TX?

Euless and Fort Worth have similar restriction levels.

Euless, TX

Tarrant County

Some Restrictions

Euless prohibits feeding feral or wild animals (coyotes, raccoons, opossums, stray cats) when it creates a nuisance under Code Chapter 10. Bird feeders are generally allowed if kept sanitary.

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Fort Worth, TX

Tarrant County

Some Restrictions

Fort Worth prohibits feeding wildlife including coyotes, raccoons, feral hogs, and bobcats under Chapter 6, though songbird and squirrel feeding from standard feeders is allowed.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactEulessFort Worth
ProhibitedFeeding coyotes, feral cats, raccoons-
Bird FeedersAllowed if sanitary-
Max Fine500 dollars per violation-
Report WildlifeEuless Animal Services (817) 685-1594-
CodeEuless Code Chapter 10Chapter 6 Animals and Fowl
Prohibited Targets-Coyotes, raccoons, feral hogs, deer
Allowed-Songbird and squirrel feeders (properly maintained)
Common Hotspots-Trinity River corridor, Tandy Hills
Fine-Up to $500 per offense

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Euless FAQ

Who enforces this in Euless?

Euless at (817) 685-1400 handles most complaints.

Who enforces this in Euless?

Euless at (817) 685-1400 handles most complaints.

Fort Worth FAQ

Can I feed birds in my Fort Worth backyard?

Yes. Standard songbird feeders are allowed. Just keep them maintained so they do not attract rodents or become a public nuisance.

Is feeding coyotes illegal?

Yes. Intentionally feeding coyotes, raccoons, and other predatory or nuisance wildlife is prohibited under Chapter 6.

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