Sorry I am not sure about corps lands but I assume all wma's are under these guidelines.
No they are not. I quoted each from their published rules. I broke them down below since they were mixed up in the previous tltr dialog. I did not look up National Wildlife Refuge regulations as to boundary and there could be unit specific boundary rules with any area that are more restrictive than the general rule of any controlling authority. I learned a few things I did not know looking this up. Some places I thought had a more restrictive hunting boundary rule like APH which does not seem to have one other than for constructing blinds and I did not know about the forest service lakeshore hunting boundary rule. That one would effect many peoples current hunting if strictly enforced.
Texas Ft Worth District Corps of Engineers
"a. Hunting or shooting within 600 feet of homes, developed parks, roads, fishing
piers or platforms, farm and ranch yards, outlet structures, emergency spillways, or
other areas is prohibited unless otherwise stated or posted."
Annual Permit Hunting Lands not within National Forest
"constructs or places a hunting blind, stand, tower, or
platform within 50 yards of any designated road, marked unit
boundary, or designated campsite"
Annual Permit Hunting Lands units within National Forest
"Individuals may not discharge a firearm or any other implement
capable of taking human life, causing injury, or damaging
property as follows: (1) In or within 150 yards of a
residence, building, campsite, developed recreation site or
occupied area, or (2) Across or on a National Forest System
road or a body of water adjacent thereto, or in any manner or
place whereby any person or property is exposed to injury or
damage as a result in such discharge."
Texas National Forest Lands
"How far off the lakeshore do I have to be to
hunt?
You must be 150 yards off of roads, designated trails
and boundaries. Similar to designated trails because
the lake can potentially be occupied at any time, you
must be 150 yds. from the lakeshore.
How far off the road do you have to be to hunt?
You must be 150 yards off of roads, designated trails
and boundaries.
What about hiking trails?
Hiking trails are identified as occupied areas, because
they can potentially be occupied at any time;
therefore, there is a 150 yard buffer on hiking trails.
The designated Hiking Trails on the NFGT are:
Sawmill Hiking Trail (Angelina NF), Four C Hiking Trail
(Davy Crockett NF), Piney Creek Horse Trail (Davy
Crockett NF), Trail Between the Lakes (Sabine NF),
Lone Star Hiking Trail (Sam Houston NF), Multi‐Use
Trail (Sam Houston NF), Double Lake Bike Trail (Sam
Houston NF), LBJ Multi‐Use Trail (LBJ NG) and Bois
d’Arc Multi‐Use Trail (Caddo NG)"