Hi all, I'm fairly new to the Lufkin area and this was my first season that I actually hunted the forests... Anyone able to give me some ideas on where to look for pigs and maybe some tactics to find them? I'm used to hunting at night for them and according to everything I've been able to find, you aren't allowed to do that on public lands. I do have the APH permit, so any public lands around here are fair game. Thanks
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Best pig sign I've found is land that borders private property when they have feeders going. Usually bottom land. But in years and year of hunting dcnf I've never laid eyes on one but they are there. -
Best place for pigs on public land is alazan bayou wma. alot of pigs in there and after duck season you are allowed to bait. the anglelina rivers border on the south its west border is the SFA experimental forest which is also a part of anglina national forest.Comment
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Hog doggers tear em up in the DCNF. Any major creek drainage has hogs. I have never seen anything that makes it illegal to hunt at night either.Comment
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dcnf has pigs we just killed one a couple weeks ago but they re hit or missComment
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In the General forest you are correct, you can use dogs and hunt hogs at night. Inside a WMA, you can't do either one.Originally posted by GarGuy View PostComment
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Really? I was under the impression that you couldn't hunt hogs at night in the general forest eitherComment
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Lots of questions answered here:
www.fs.usda.gov › stelprdb5426745
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That link isn't taking you to the frequently asked questions document that I was trying to get yall to. I will have to try again on the home computer later. I'm in a tree right now.Last edited by TMiddleton; 01-17-2016, 07:46 AM.Comment
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shhhh don't tell anyone about Alazan! There are no hogs there. lolOriginally posted by howie1968 View PostComment
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Big slough wilderness has tons of hogs as well and alabama creek. Head down holly bluff towards the riverComment
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