Recent content by mike387

Feral pig map from NFSMS. http://www.wildpigconference.com/proceedings09/corn.pdf http://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/animals/wildboar.shtml

By no means did I think that was special treatment, just showing what I think is the norm. If I put a public spot on blast forgive me.

How about a pubic land pig area sticky? Just list all the public land hunting areas that may have pigs. Easier to just post up a map of CA and say, "find'em". That's what I get when I'm out scouting and ask someone. Find'em. If you want a "sure" thing go guided. I've been thinking about it...

Ah, I think I know what ranch. Copernicus peak area is state land as far as I know. Upper Cottonwood is an ok place for pigs. I've seen them once and seen day old sign about every time I hike out there.

Copernicus Peak area?

^^^Good to know!

Re: Cabelas Big Game Pack for SALE Looking at the ultra 3000 myself. Would the waist belt be too big for someone with a 30-32in waist? Like I don't have enough packs already...

Well it looks like I may have the chance at hunting on an old buddies property near Davenport (hometown!). I know there's pigs back there and hope to god I get the ok!

Thanks! This is a great post for us newbies.

I'm concerned more with China building military installations in disputed territories, the ongoing Russian power move to enhance it's nuclear arsenal with help from the Middle East, and the potential for major civil unrest from the multitude of issues going on here than the mere fact that the...

Be happy they're just pulling your chain in a friendly way. I asked similar questions on AT and BHOD, even pointing out I'm not asking for honey holes or sweet spots, about just general areas to look for turkey and all I got was somebody posting a link to the DFG's wild turkey range from 2003...

Good luck man!

Yeah the signal is the only issue I have with Trimble GPS Hunt on my phone. But I solve that by downloading the state map packs and carrying a compass or cheap gps. Usually a compass.

Garmin Montana and Oregon models are great. That's what I'm going for so I don't have to worry about breaking my damn phone!

Have you tried Trimble GPS and their maps? I scout around there once in a while for pigs and have used the Trimble map packs. They seem to be more accurate with actual boundaries. Game wardens have basically told me to not waste my time there unless I have current maps provides by land surveyors.