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No, the ranchers charge a fee to trespass (hunt) their land. You will be hard pressed to find feral pigs on public land.
Isn't that in Texas?
In my experience ranchers don't let strangers hunt their land because of the risk that one or more turns out to be a dangerous idiot.
They aren't charging to hunt pigs, they are charging a trespass fee. It's just a loophole.In Oregon it's illegal to charge for "feral pig hunts" so I don't know if this would fly or not. Agreed that they're thankfully scarce around here though.
In my experience ranchers don't let strangers hunt their land because of the risk that one or more turns out to be a dangerous idiot.
i hunted at what was clover creek and what i now believe has been re-named four aces....
have not found any local areas to really hunt ferral pigs unfortunatly. sorry for the thread jack
If 4 Aces is the place I'm thinking of, I was there with my brother a few years ago to shoot a tame bison. They also had a yak you could shoot named Oreo. They wanted $10,000 for it. There were pigs running around that the ranch had bought from local farmers. They charge a ton of money to shoot someone's pig. I threw some pieces of a granola bar on the ground and they ran right up to me.
no pig problem here...Oh ... I would be ok with paying for land access as long as it not out ragouse... I just have no idea where i would start with gaining access to hunt pigs on private land ...
High fence joke!Used to be an outfit in Cheney. Clover Creek Ranch. No idea on cost or if they're still operating.
I haven't read the other comments so this may be redundant but I am told that if you go to central eastern OR they are a nuisance and if you go to the local small town bar and ask around it's likely you will be invited to private land to hunt wild boar that are destroying people's gardens and property. I was also told they prefer small hunting groups over individuals.
The only thing I'll add is that that info is about 4 yrs old.
Since I sparked your interest I'll tell you all I know about it. A guy I work with went years ago and what he basically told me I told you. I think John Day was one of the towns he mentioned and he said that the boar will usually go into vegetated ravines for food and water. He said you go with a group and split the kill. I don't recall if he said to include the landowners in the split.Now we are getting somewhere