Managing Hogs on Your Own Property

Learn how to assess hog pressure, set realistic goals, and combine hunting, trapping, and fencing.

Learn how to assess hog pressure, set realistic goals, and combine hunting, trapping, and fencing.

Guided hog hunts run $150-1,200 depending on method - here's how to vet and book one.

Hunting alone can't hold feral hog numbers steady - here's what it actually does well.

Invasive status doesn't lower the bar - ethical hog hunting demands clean kills, full recovery, and no waste.

Learn corral and box trap setups, remote triggers, baiting, and dispatch rules for hogs.

Learn how coyotes, raccoons, and suburban sprawl shape fox numbers - and where to hunt them.

Helicopter hog hunting removes up to 100 hogs per day - here's how it works.

Place stands on natural hog routes using sign, wind, and food sources - no bait needed.

Squirrel hunting costs less to start than a tank of gas - and the season runs six months.

Hog hunting rules vary wildly by state - know what's legal before you go.

Public land squirrels see far less pressure than deer - here's how to use that to your advantage.
Noise complaints cost hunters land access - suppressors reduce that risk in measurable ways.
Suppressed hunting faces ethical scrutiny - here is how the evidence actually answers it.

Montana offers general mule deer tags, but success depends on region research and access planning.

Wyoming mule deer draw system explained - preference points, tag types, unit research, and quality expectations for US hunters.