VF is private property. They may post their grounds as off limits to guns. And they have, since the law changed in 2003.
I haven’t been there in over ten years and will never return.
I’ve heard that their signage may not be in compliance with state law. Oddly enough.....the outfit that I work for is have their company picnic there tomorrow. I’ll not be in attendance. However, I have instructed my minions to observe the placement of the signage, collect photgraphic evidence and report back. Also, I have asked them to observe security practices in the wake of this outrage.
In Texas if the sign isn't in compliance, you can ignore it. At most *if* they see you are armed, they can ask you to leave, and then you must.
In Texas, Taco Cabana, once a San Antonio owned company, but now owned by some outfit in New York City, started posting an 8 1/2 x 11 size version of the required sign. They got the Spanish and English part correct, but their letters and thus the overall sign, are much too small.. and the sign is generally behind the counter rather than at the entrance. IOW, it's an invalid sign.
Interestingly it's known as a 30-06 sign, because the section of the law requiring and specifying it is section 30.06. ;).