Where are the best areas to hunt wild hog/boar in Texas?

Answer 1

Rather than the previous droll answers, try far south Texas. About 100 to 150 miles south of Abilene there are numerous small towns. Contact the chamber of commerce and ask about ranchers that would allow someone to come and clear out some of those pesky swine.

Good luck

Answer 2

Outdoor areas mostly...where there are wild hogs/boars.

Answer 3

There is a ranch in Crawford where a nice family of them spend a lot of vacation time. Try the hunting there. Maybe you'll get lucky.

Answer 4

the assumption isn't merely massive length is the ultimate, whilst a pig rates your canines, you want them to be waiting to flow and get out of ways, lots much less confusing for a 50-70lb pit to flow then a 130lb dane or mastiff,additionally, the smaller canines tend to be swifter, which potential extra effective hazard or specific hazard they'll seize a hog. additionally, those bigger canines have been bred out of looking, considering they're applications have the two exchange into extinct, unlawful or extra effective carried out by using different breeds, so those bigger canines exchange into extra of the relatives puppy/massive instruct canines form as a substitute of their unique roles as hunters. for looking pigs, the pits and curs do a dazzling activity, the smaller curs as baying and interest canines(protecting the attention of the pig whilst the hunter, pits and bigger curs have of project to seize up with) whilst the pits and bigger curs act as seize canines. danes are probable the worst thought for a looking canines, they're extra of a settee potato then something, no longer the form to flow and attack a pig, no offence to the breed.

Answer 5

Midland Texas. Home of our current President.

Answer 6

south and east Texas- Caldwell & Milano to Center & St. Augustine to Dilley & Three Rivers