Fort Worth vs Southlake
How do wildlife feeding rules compare between Fort Worth, TX and Southlake, TX?
Fort Worth, TX
Tarrant County
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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Tarrant County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Fort Worth | Southlake |
|---|---|---|
| Code | Chapter 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 | - |
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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.
Southlake FAQ
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