Hog Hunting?

[magnumhunt]

Anyone recommend any place? willing to drive about 10 hours for wild boar. I am sure some of you have gone.

[BizCT]

I never have but I'm sure you can find a high fence operation in NY or PA.

Fair chase, javelina would be cool. But that's a draw license in arizona

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Edited February 12, 2016 by Biz-R-OWorld

[PREDATE]

NY outlawed any wild boar hunts(canned or fair chase) after the last fiasco. I see ads for a place down in Tioga,PA that has exotic animals and hogs.

[Uncle Nicky]

^{Personally, I'd drive a little further and head to Georgia or Florida, real free range hogs and good established populations. Anywhere near Abbeville or Savannah in Georgia, or Lake Okeechobee in Florida.}

[Uncle Nicky]

I never have but I'm sure you can find a high fence operation in NY or PA.

Fair chase, javelina would be cool. But that's a draw license in arizona

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You can buy an over-the counter tag in Texas to kill a javelina, I've seen quite a few there over the years, never shot one,  I've heard the meat isn't that good.

[Four Season Whitetail's]

Anyone recommend any place? willing to drive about 10 hours for wild boar. I am sure some of you have gone.

Give Easton View Outfitters a call. Down Albany Ny way. He has a few hundred acres put off for Hogs. Ny cant stop all Hog hunting. Change up the breedings and Presto!  Not real sure on all the info but Dave has a great place and will fill ya in.

 

 

Edited February 12, 2016 by Four Season Whitetails

[Doewhacker]

Give Easton View Outfitters a call. Down Albany Ny way. He has a few hundred acres put off for Hogs. Ny cant stop all Hog hunting. Change up the breedings and Presto!  Not real sure on all the info but Dave has a great place and will fill ya in.

 

Actually they are an hour north of Albany. I'm not sure of their size though.

Edited February 12, 2016 by Doewhacker

[BizCT]

What about buying a piglet? I always wondered what a piglet would cost and then the costs to raise it before slaughter? How old till they are prime for eating? 1 year old or like 3-4?

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[Doewhacker]

What about buying a piglet? I always wondered what a piglet would cost and then the costs to raise it before slaughter? How old till they are prime for eating? 1 year old or like 3-4?

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It depends on breed and feed, most are not too old, say a year or less.

 

I thought about raising a pig for meat but decided the smell and work involved wasn't worth it for me at this point.

[shawnhu]

What about buying a piglet? I always wondered what a piglet would cost and then the costs to raise it before slaughter? How old till they are prime for eating? 1 year old or like 3-4?

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We roast piglets, tastes excellent. Same cost as an adult pig.

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[Uncle Nicky]

If someone just wants to kill a pig for eating, look at Mohr's Island near Harrisburg, PA. I've never gone, but have heard the hogs are great eaters. http://www.mohrswidowmaker.com/island.htm