Ultimate Hog Hunting News
Ultimate Hog Hunting offers 2 Great Hog Hunts
We offer Hog Hunts; Spot and Stalk with a Bow, Bow Hunting out of a Tree Stand, and both Archery & Knife Hunts with Dogs. Not to mention some exotics in the very near future. There will also be dogs for sale - catchdogs, started dogs, finished dogs, and pups, as well as dog hunting equipment, and other items.PHOENIX ? Don?t miss out on a springtime hunting experience unique to the desert southwest. The javelina is one of those critters that invokes a ?what?s that? comment from most newcomers.
DFG Sponsors First Pig Hunts on Private Lands - Jan. 18, 2011
An unusual partnership between the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) and private landowners has created new pig hunting opportunities in Yolo County. Through the Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Program, the first state-sponsored pig hunt on private lands was held in December.
North Island hog hunts with dogs to remove destructive feral hogs - Jan. 13, 2011
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources will continue efforts to remove and eliminate feral hogs from North Island in Georgetown County by scheduling three hog hunts with dogs.
Hunters Again Permitted to Take Feral Hogs During Deer Seasons in Zone 25 - Aug. 20, 2010
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's Division of Fish and Wildlife has issued a Special Wildlife Management Permit to control feral hogs in Deer Management Zone 25. Hunters do not need a separate permit to pursue hogs in this zone. They need only have their regular hunting licenses and deer permits necessary to hunt deer during the applicable seasons.
New rules in place to control feral pigs, wolf-dog hybrids and mute swans - Jul. 06, 2010
Rules going into effect this summer are designed to prevent new introductions of three invasive species. Under the rules effective July 1, 2010,, people must have a license to possess wolf-dog hybrids, feral or wild swine, and mute swans in captivity.
New Law Allows Hunters, Landowners to Take Feral Hogs Anytime - Jun. 01, 2010
Licensed hunters and landowners may now take feral hogs at any time, since a package of bills has been signed by Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment announced today.
Feral Hogs - May. 26, 2010
These domestic hogs gone wild degrade wildlife habitat and private property, compete with native wildlife for food, and can pose a threat to humans, pets and domestic livestock through the spread of disease.
DFG Offers Clinic On Hunting Wild Pig - Mar. 01, 2010
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) will hold a wild pig hunting clinic April 17 at the Salinas Valley Fairgrounds in King City. The clinic is offered through DFG's Advanced Hunter Education Program in partnership with the Pacific Coast Hunter Education Association and is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Wild Pig Sightings must be Reported - Feb. 12, 2010
Landowners who know or suspect that feral swine are on their property must notify the State Board of Animal Health immediately. Greg Link, assistant chief of wildlife for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said a new state law requires landowners to help the BOAH control or eradicate feral swine.
A limited supply of javelina hunting tags remain - Jan. 29, 2010
Time is running out to get one of the limited spring javelina tags remaining before the last two hunting seasons close for the year. The hunt permit-tags are available for purchase in person at any of the seven Arizona Game and Fish offices.
