Javelina in Wise County

[Puncher51]

Good question. No idea. I’m hoping someone on here has the background.

Fairly certain it was the Waggoner Ranch that brought in quite a few years and years ago. I set in on a presentation that discussed it was them that established the North Texas population.
So that would explain those around the Seymour area.

[Low Fence]

I’ve seen them several times in throckmorton and Woodson area. Had to do a double take the first time

[mjhaverkamp]

We have plenty in Wilbarger and Foard County, seen plenty in Archer as well.

[crowmagnum]

My lease in Knox co is covered up in them��I killed this Javi in 2017 w my bow and had a rug made of it.

[talltexasshoote]

We have them in Garza county. State biologist told me there were only feral hogs there. I showed him pictures and he told me the photos were from someplace else. I just shook my head and walked away.

[HubCityThumper]

[QUOTE=talltexasshoote;14358165]We have them in Garza county. State biologist told me there were only feral hogs there. I showed him pictures and he told me the photos were from someplace else. I just shook my head and walked away.[/QUOTE


I have seen them in Northeast Scurry County

[mr. buck]

saw my first one in twenty years on our lease in Callahan County just north of Baird last fall. Also saw our first aoudad ever there. West tx closing in quickly on us...

[SaltwaterSlick]

You guys who have occasional sightings need to shoot your 2 per license year if given the opportunity and bring everyone else you can convince to come to take their 2 as well!! They are MUCH worse than hogs!! At least hogs, you can shoot on sight as many as you see... these little sapsuckers are a game animal and our great state has decided 2 per year is enough for each of us to kill. So if you just watch 'em won't be long 'til you will have enough that you can't control them alone... legally.

[DirtyDave]

You guys who have occasional sightings need to shoot your 2 per license year if given the opportunity and bring everyone else you can convince to come to take their 2 as well!! They are MUCH worse than hogs!! At least hogs, you can shoot on sight as many as you see... these little sapsuckers are a game animal and our great state has decided 2 per year is enough for each of us to kill. So if you just watch 'em won't be long 'til you will have enough that you can't control them alone... legally.

Yep, and they are bad news for dogs too.

[Low Fence]

You guys who have occasional sightings need to shoot your 2 per license year if given the opportunity and bring everyone else you can convince to come to take their 2 as well!! They are MUCH worse than hogs!! At least hogs, you can shoot on sight as many as you see... these little sapsuckers are a game animal and our great state has decided 2 per year is enough for each of us to kill. So if you just watch 'em won't be long 'til you will have enough that you can't control them alone... legally.

Can’t kill them in the northern countries without an open season

[BBReezen]

Had some in Motley/Cottle County line when i hunted up there

[Shake N' Bake]

That's really cool!

[Abcdj]

I believe the Waggoner Ranch introduced them to our area north of yall. We have 3 herds of about 20-40 that roam around our place. We don't shoot very many of them.

[100%TtId]

The Matador has had sightings in the past.

[Black Ice]

You guys who have occasional sightings need to shoot your 2 per license year if given the opportunity and bring everyone else you can convince to come to take their 2 as well!! They are MUCH worse than hogs!! At least hogs, you can shoot on sight as many as you see... these little sapsuckers are a game animal and our great state has decided 2 per year is enough for each of us to kill. So if you just watch 'em won't be long 'til you will have enough that you can't control them alone... legally.

You better clean them also cause you can’t throw them out like hogs.


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