chriscrawler
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anyone know if arizona has any ferral hogs to hunt?seems they have very little info on the subject thru f&g.
ferral hog hunting
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I have heard rumors of feral hogs in Arizona since the mid 80's.
If we really had them I would think that we would be overrun with them by now.
If we really had them I would think that we would be overrun with them by now.
I'd imagine Most of Az doesn't have grass lands to support a ferral hog population.
IF it were open season on them like coyote, I'd love to blast them with a variety of calibers..
Crippledtrigger
Member
Grasslands are not a requirement for feral hogs although they may be one environment the move thru.
In the south they seem to be more at home in forested environments.
Infact the plains dont seem to have the hog problems the rest of texas has minus farming areas.
In the south they seem to be more at home in forested environments.
Infact the plains dont seem to have the hog problems the rest of texas has minus farming areas.
Hedley lamarr 23
Member
Some folks were talking about kingman az holding a few on the old azshooting. Com site.... Maybe someone will chime in
pvreb
Member
I have heard stories of wild hogs north of Kingman and south of Happy Jack, but not lately. Maybe they are related to the Mogollon Monster.
Harrier
Member
What you probably heard was the back of the line at the local buffet...
Crippledtrigger
Member
pvreb said:
The Mogollon Monster loves pork n venison. Infact he was seen with a dead pig under his arm once.
Pale Rider
Member
Hitlery Clinton doesn't come to AZ very often, thankfully.
Edge
Member
There are some feral hogs along the Colorado River. 40 years ago my uncle shot one near Bullhead City.
The feds were shooting them from choppers over wildlife refuges a few years ago.
Only other hog hunts I've heard of in AZ were canned hunts near Cordes and St John's along the rivers.
The feds were shooting them from choppers over wildlife refuges a few years ago.
Only other hog hunts I've heard of in AZ were canned hunts near Cordes and St John's along the rivers.
In 2000 I worked for a electrical contractor, I was given a project in Lake Havasu Az. I became a regular at the electrical supply house and one of the sales guys swore and showed me pictures of himself with 4 different hogs taken out of the Lake Havasu area. He actually hand drew a map. At the end of the project, 3 of us went out and located the area, the spot we found smelled like a hog farm in the middle of nowhere. I personally never saw one. But found bedding areas, scat and tracks. Never went back.
My 2 cents
My 2 cents
Edge
Member
I'll be Pming you for that spot. The reuge I was referring too is the Lk Havasu. If the spot with hogs is out side of the refuge, I'd love some pork.
I have family there, sounds like a good time.
https://www.havasunews.com/news/sharpshooters-returning-to-lake-havasu-national-wildlife-refuge-to-kill-feral-pigs/article_88961898-b653-11e8-a5f1-07b43a036305.html
I have family there, sounds like a good time.
https://www.havasunews.com/news/sharpshooters-returning-to-lake-havasu-national-wildlife-refuge-to-kill-feral-pigs/article_88961898-b653-11e8-a5f1-07b43a036305.html
Remow2112
Member
Me and a buddy a number of years back went scouting outside of Kingman after a report of feral hog. Found a couple spots in 3 days of wandering with tracks and some scat but never laid eyes on one.
Buddy got change of station orders before we could go out again.
Dan...
Buddy got change of station orders before we could go out again.
Dan...
That could be fun. Built a suppressed 300BO SBR I have yet to shoot...
Howlin Mad
Member
Hogs have to have a good supply of water, that's what keeps them from overrunning Arizona like other states.
Guys that successfully hunt them won't tell you where they go.
There are no regulations on killing wild/feral hogs, shoot them wherever.
I do know of some that were killed back side of the Catalinas along the San Pedro.
Guys that successfully hunt them won't tell you where they go.
There are no regulations on killing wild/feral hogs, shoot them wherever.
I do know of some that were killed back side of the Catalinas along the San Pedro.
They exist. I have killed one. Called a whole heard of them in while calling in unit 32 about 8 years ago. I have hunted them many times since then with no success. The Rancher was well pleased I killed one and I have a feeling the Ranch hands had taken care of the rest or at least ran them out of the country. Good eating for sure. I killed a young sow and was seriously better eating than the farm raised hogs I had at home.
Edge
Member
stomp442 said:
What call did they come in to, a disstressed rabbit?
