probably going to have to go into TX or OK
probably going to have to go into TX or OK
I didn't read thru all the posts in this thread so forgive me if this is a duplicate of someones info.
Way back when I lived and hunted most of the eastern prairie. I hunted hogs in baca county south of the Cimmaron river and along the three state borders.
Once when I was there I was approached by a Kansas DOW ranger from Grasslands National Park. Now remember I am in Colorado. He told me I could take hogs on the other side of the line in Ks and since there was no clear jurisdiction in Oklahoma in the vicinity I could hunt there too. I did hunt that area for years and was never again visited by any type of ranger warden or other law enforcement. The area is very desolate and the farms are mostly corporate owned and managed by people that don't hunt.
That was in 94. The last time I was there to hunt was 2000.
Wildlife Services has been killing feral hogs in SE Colorado. They have been taking blood samples and submitting for Brucellosis testing
Locals east of Trinadad say there are some down there. Likely come up Canadian River. Canadian river had a lot of them in NM.
Best chance is talk to a local fish and game warden in SE Colorado to get you in touch with locals who have feral hogs on their ranches
Just be very careful when butchering wild hogs, they can carrry some very nasty diseases and be sure to cook meat completely.
I don't think I have ever paid so much attention to a thread in my life! I really hope for a hog problem we can solve. I hear DOW handled them all and I just think "that's so greedy of them."
Get on the internet
Go to Colorado Department of Agriculture
Click on livestock inspection, that will give you a list of brand inspectors by district and county with their phone numbers