In addition to no season, there are no 'bag limits'. Hogs may be taken using any legal firearms (no full-autos) and now with silencers. They can be hunted at night using spotlights (just be sure to let the game warden no, so you don't get hauled in for poaching deer at night :-0 )
ghostrider wrote:In addition to no season, there are no 'bag limits'. Hogs may be taken using any legal firearms (no full-autos) and now with silencers. They can be hunted at night using spotlights (just be sure to let the game warden no, so you don't get hauled in for poaching deer at night :-0 )
No reason you couldn't use a full auto on pigs. FA firearms may not be used for game animals but any legal weapon may be used for non-game animals and exotics. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/regulations ... unt/means/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: Looking for hog hunt
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 11:01 am
by Ericstac
or take it to the next level, grab your AR15 and do it from a helicopter
here is video from a hunt along the Brazos.
good times!
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Re: Looking for hog hunt
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 9:47 pm
by GeekwithaGun
Thanks all for your input
I reserved a spot for Dec 27 with NorthTexasPigHunting.com, I'll report what I find.
Now to get my new rifle for Christmas
Re: Looking for hog hunt
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 5:00 am
by CoffeeNut
Last year in San Antonio near the Ingram Park mall there were about 20 grazing in the Best Buy parking lots strips of grass.
Boar Creek Ranch. Very hospitable pair (Nick and Kelly Frame) feed you, house you, have a lake to fish on during the downtime. $390 per hunter, includes meals, lodging, 1 hog. I've been there twice. Great place.
Re: Looking for hog hunt
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:24 pm
by chuckybrown
If you're interested, I have some guide dates open after February 1st: