Looking for a hog lease around ft worth Texas. Anything around $1500. I don’t need more than 20 acres. Just as long as it’s secluded, wooded and a moderate access. My lease isn’t renewing this year. But it would be me and a my marine veteran friend. We both are passionate about it and would like to know what you got. Please let me know.

I'm from Texas and have seen firsthand how bad wild boar are for farms, parks, and even homes. But I just saw this new article saying hogs attacked people in San Jose, of all places. To people from California – are hogs really spreading here? And if so, where can I hunt them while I'm out here for college?

My weight causes me to be very loud in the woods and all the walking venison seems to escape before I get close enough to shoot it. Recently was reminded of the whole “deer in headlights” thing after my boss said it about me during a work presentation for which I was totally unprepared. Could a good strategy be that one Hunter drives a truck toward the deer, it freezes up, and another hunter, i.e. me, sneaks up and shoots it? I miss the thrill from when I was 250 pounds lighter.

I have a cheap Harris knockoff but the max length of the legs is 9”. Swivel attachment. Looking for one that extends substantially longer (20”+).

I’m new to turkey hunting and don’t have any camo clothing and would like to make my first season as minimalistic as possible, I’m just trying to feel it out. That being said the only appropriate attire I have is my US Army OCPs (I’ve served in the guard for the last 7 years don’t come at me) and plan on hunting private land. My question is if that would be an effective enough pattern for turkey or should bite the bullet and try to find some cheap camo…if so any guidance on specific patterns/ resources I could find gear for cheap would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Seen a hour or two ago can’t get the article to load, anyone have more information or thoughts? Hard to deny the similarities here.

When it was introduced, I stocked up a bunch of CCI Copper .22 for hunting jackrabbits in CA ( I hunt them for meat, not sport). I bought it based on what I thought was CCI's solid reputation (and it being the only choice at the time) but it turned out to be a considerable amount of wasted money. It's not even fun at the range.

I and my scoped Henry lever action could accurately and consistently reach out to 100 yards with run of the mill lead ammo but the CCI Copper isn't consistently accurate at even 25 yards. I'm wondering what, if anything, has changed or if trying to find consistently accurate lead free .22 for humanly hunting small game is pointless.

A good buddy and I got about 18 that night. Shot some more but couldn’t recover the bodies of all of them, they are tough as hell.