Public land javalina?

[Lee Lobbestael]

Is there a productive place to hunt javalina on public land? Me and my brother are from Michigan and were thinking about planning a budget trip to hunt javalinas in west texas next winter.

[centaur]

From what I have seen of Texas hunting, you might as well bite the bullet and pay for some private ground. Texas is about 98 percent private land. Maybe some Texicans will chime in on this.

[TxAg]

Originally posted by centaur:
From what I have seen of Texas hunting, you might as well bite the bullet and pay for some private ground. Texas is about 98 percent private land. Maybe some Texicans will chime in on this.

Spot on. I live here and it's tough to find public hunting. I wish I could be of more help...never shot a Javi myself

[restless]

I've done the public land thing in Texas for number of years and cant think of one that would have Javi's Maybe San Angelo

[Ground Hunter]

Even on Texas public land in many cases, javi's are a yearly draw hunt.  Its a pay as you go state - private land.

[KSdan]

If it was me- and one day it will be again!!!! The greater adventure and opp just may be AZ.

See the AZ post here:  Great Land and memories.  Used to be plenty of javis too!!

  http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=112577

[Night Wing]

Javelina hunting on public land would be better in Arizona than Texas simply because Texas is just about all private land.

[Lee Lobbestael]

ksdan that link for arizona isn"t working. Has anybody tried arizona for javis?

[longbowray]

Well drawing a tag is the frist step here , next it finding a stop where there not alot of roads the road hunting here is bad . With that being said hunting good here just have fine good spot then find pigs . And then your have to go with open mind . Good luck

[KSdan]

Lee- PMd you.  Updated my link.