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Helicopter Hog Hunting in Texas Made Safer with Industry Leading Aerial Safety Course

Source: VertexHelicopters [ Found in: Forum ] Created: 05/11/2011 18:59
Helicopter Hog Hunting in Texas Made Safer with Industry Leading Aerial Safety Course
Summary: Helicopter Hog Hunting in Texas Made Safer with Industry Leading Aerial Safety Course Texas is home to a serious feral hog problem; nearly 3.4 million at the last count ranking as the largest feral hog population in the nation. Feral hogs wreak havoc and cause extensive damage to property, lives...

Helicopter Hog Hunting in Texas Made Safer with Industry Leading Aerial Safety Course

Source: VertexHelicopters [ Found in: Forum ] Created: 05/11/2011 18:56
Helicopter Hog Hunting in Texas Made Safer with Industry Leading Aerial Safety Course
Summary: Helicopter Hog Hunting in Texas Made Safer with Industry Leading Aerial Safety Course Texas is home to a serious feral hog problem; nearly 3.4 million at the last count ranking as the largest feral hog population in the nation. Feral hogs wreak havoc and cause extensive damage to property, livesto...

Texas Wildlife Short Course Scheduled August 20-21, 2010

Source: Jwimberley [ Found in: Forum ] Created: 08/05/2010 09:05
Summary: Texas is getting ready for hunting season with the Texas AgriLife Extension Service’s first ever Texas Wildlife Short Course August 20-21, 2010 at the Brazos County Exposition Center. The Texas Wildlife Short Course is designed for both new and seasoned sportsmen alike, providing up-to-date inform...

Where's the bacon???

Source: ggonzales [ Found in: Forum ] Created: 01/05/2010 08:02
Summary: This year it seems like the hogs and deer just aren't moving much at our hunting properties.  Last year there was plenty of opportunity to harvest nice pigs over 200lbs and some good deer shot.  There are signs of hog and deer activity, but very little and when we put up a trail cam to take photos,...

Hunting on the Atascosa River

Source: ggonzales [ Found in: Forum ] Created: 12/14/2009 08:52
Summary: Just got done setting up a brand new blind and feeder on a small ranch between Devin and Jordanton called "Rancho Guerrero".  This is a small piece of property that my wife's uncle and Edroy Postmaster takes care of for his father-in-law and has not been hunted for several years.  We are excited ab...

Using flour to attract hogs

Source: ggonzales [ Found in: Forum ] Created: 02/14/2010 20:06
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It was the same bad luck at all our hunting locations this year, La Mota ranch in Benavides, the De La Garza ranch south of Benavides and Rancho Sueno Mio in Mathis TX, just no bucks moving around, plenty of does and spikes, but what really shocks me is that we saw only two yearlings and no fawns!!! Not Good, but plenty of hogs moving around and lots of Dove!!!  We are going to step up our wildlife management and plant some food plots, dig a nice pond, and just do a better job of attracting wildlife for next year!!!