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Good roads, you may only see the top 1/3 of the mountain and nothing to shoot. Another issue, unless you've already got it pinpointed, is acquiring that voucher.

I've seen one with massive bases, but that's all he had with a cpl stickers coming off them. It was just like he had problems shedding and the new growth had to force it off and had an accordion look.

LAST EDITED ON Jan-31-18 AT 05:53PM (MST)[p]>I'm no game biologist. Just the >son of one, so a >few things rubbed off on >me over the decades, but >I don't presume to understand >all facets. > >I've heard many points of view >against harvesting does. I can't >recall any one that was...

2k here going the lease route should get you 2-3 bucks, several doe permits and all the hogs you care to throw bullets at.

IM doing a back country hunt and would like to cut weight so I hope that laptop is a ultra thin carbon Lenovo. Plan on using gloves so it doesn't have to have touch screen.

I missed my calling in life. I'd be willing to give free consultations.

>>>Antlerless deer hunts are bad if >>>they are used, as so >>>many biologist seem to be >>>doing now days, to manage >>>the buck to doe ratio. >>> >>>Simple math...if you have a fenced >>>in area that has 99 >>>does and 1 buck, and >>>you want to get a >>>1 to 1 buck to >>>doe ratio...

>I'd love to hear of public >land that holds pigs. I'm >all ears! Google "Angelina National Forest Map" click on Images tab, first image, look at the Northern most part of public towards the center of the picture. Also, Alabama Creek WMA will hold them down towards the river. You just...

>Sometimes the best method in East >Texas is to walk the >river bottom areas with a >shotgun or rifle with open >sights. Some areas allow buckshot >too. I use buckshot, but I let them bunch up under feeders and then dump 5 loads of #4 buckshot into the whole sounder. A lot less show up...

To be perfectly honest, with the cost outfitters charge for hog hunts, you could join a deer lease in ETX and kill hogs as a byproduct on a yearly basis.

>I think I need to hire >a scouting service to find >where they are and supply >me with maps and photos. > Info on a specific >big pig would be a >plus! > >txhunter58 > >venor, ergo sum (I hunt, therefore >I am) I'll mark it on a map...it should look like the Texas pipeline map. D

>>In 2018 I want to hunt >>Texas or any state west >>of Texas for hogs. I've >>searched Google for hog hunts >>but most of those seem >>like a sham. Any MMer >>advice here? Ranches to hunt? >>Realistic prices to expect? How >>many hogs to kill? I >>may just have unrealistic expectations...

>Most readers on this forum were >not hunting back in the >day when deer tags in >most western states were all >either sex. Anyone could >shoot a doe the last >day of the hunt if >they wanted the venison. > A good number of >folks did just that. >Now days, state game departments try...

IF population objectives aren't met, pulling the trigger isn't going to help. If population objectives aren't met and winter range can't handle the lower numbers then pulling the trigger isn't going to help. If population objectives have been surpassed, it doesn't matter.

Maybe they'll pay landowners large chunks of $ for easements that the govt will need to maintain.

Swaro quality, angle compensation rangefinder with temperature reading, barometric pressure, humidity, gps infused earth curvature readings and a ballistic laser showing hold point per ranged object based on preset zero. 15x56, skeletonized and ultralight in KUIU camo. Free hat with purchase.

That seems to be covered in the regular draw.

>tx, >That is the most absurd idea >to come from a Texan >ever on MM, and that >my friend is an enormous >accomplishment! Well, I try to set the bar high.

>TPM: Any update? Hope you are >OK. When I went to >bed at 0100, Houston was >being pounded by as much >as 4" per hour. The >Weather Channel and national weather >are just catching up with >pictures and rescue reports. Update #2.....**** it's wet. House was spared, we were on a little...

Option A: True point system...no bonus..no squaring, no random # sequence, no leaving it up to luck of the draw, no hybrid.. Eventually top points will expire and youth will have their shot if hi-demand hunts are their priority. Set aside 2 tags per species, per unit/zone (if mgmt can't...

>TPM: Any update? Hope you are >OK. When I went to >bed at 0100, Houston was >being pounded by as much >as 4" per hour. The >Weather Channel and national weather >are just catching up with >pictures and rescue reports. I woke up at 1 last night and saw we were getting a perfect N/S...

Thanks! Houston has been spared for the most part, minus a cpl tornados that were thrown. Worst part is on its way for us in Kingwood (Houston suburb).

>Mossback put out pics. Apparently >THEY named him rockstar? >Who the f named it >that? Tacoma, Alfalpha, Traffic >Jam? But Rockstar? >Does Doyle even try anymore? > Seems he phoned this >one in > > > >"The only thing that stops a >bad guy with a gun >is a good guy with >a gun"...

>LAST EDITED ON Aug-19-17 >AT 09:28?PM (MST) > > As rumors go I talked >to a guy that lives >down there that he heard >that somebody from the Mossback >crew was behind it. LOL >:D You know how Rumors >are you can't have a >good one without mentioning them >now can you?? Couldn't...

Honest mistake if her head didn't explode.

>That's great, I hope wildlife are >doing great in Texas, but >you can keep Texas. I >would never wish Texas on >the broad expanses of the >west any day. I don't really want to see it come to that either as far as the land goes.

>"DO you know the mule deer >population in Texas is expanding?????" > > >Yall have any proof to this >Pudge? Or is this some >more of yalls hypothetical nonsense? >Yea didn't think so. > >"How about the fact that we >have more desert bighorn now >than when the Spaniards explored >our...

Yes.. *disclaimer (bc it wasn't covered in OPs criteria): if not done for any sort of perceived bragging rights. Our hunting is a little different though and you don't purposely say you want to kill something in the next county....but when you lay eyes on an animal you've been hunting for...

>For a second I thought some-one >had caught me skinny dipping. > > > >"I have found if you go >the extra mile it's Never >crowded". >>[Font][Font color = "green"][size="24"]Life member of >>the MM green signature club.[font/] Tree shaker?

A little far fetched...the migrant wolves ate the last Nessie in UT a few years back.

I heard it was actually a freshwater shark.

Dang,hate to hear that.

That's a wooly Cape buffalo...they'd know.

I thought that's where everything was supposed to get shot. And just shoot them quartering and not worry about what their legs are doing?

Can you see her? Her brain spatter dangling from the surrounding sage, bloody, motionless body -- shot and just left to rot? Can you see her? I want you to picture that poor little cow. Now imagine she's a wolf.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ktk-n_Re31o

Where he went wrong was not killing the entire herd. If you're going to do something do it right. It'd be a legendary story to tell around the campfire and really wouldn't hurt from a financial standpoint.

Might as well tell him to shoot it. A guy with a backhoe can get rid of that cow pretty quick. Keep the ratio intact.

Do they make vehicle wraps?

>The T post works well! >If your worried about theft the >T post isn't such a >great idea. Doesn't take much >for a thief to remove >the whole T post and >walk off with it all. > Or a target on a stick. If all the signs you encounter have holes shot in them, I wouldn't leave the camera...