Closet pig spot from Los Angeles

[work765]

I have been contemplating going to FHL but I was checking yesterday and it looks like a lot is closed and I'm not even sure if it's open on the weekends.

My question. Is there anywhere closer to Los Angeles for a quick weekend trip that has some pigs? I'm new to pig hunting and have no real idea where to go other than FHL.

I have no problem doing some foot work.

Ideally hike in or camp.

Please PM If that's easier.

Thanks guys!



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[thewolfman]

FHL is open on the weekend... Other than that try San Diego....

 

[work765]

FHL is open on the weekend... Other than that try San Diego....

Thanks for the info.
I'll look into San Diego. That's a bit closer!


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[XDHUNTER]

+ 1 on SD pig much closer....

 

[work765]

How's Riverside? I was googling around and some people are saying SD doesn't have much. But then again those can be locals trying to keep people away. It's though when it's not a close spot and you don't know anyone there.


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[ltdann]

I'm in SD and there ISN'T much down here.

According to the newest big game booklet, Kern County has the highest 3 year average pig take in the state.

San Diego county doesn't even make the list.

 

[Deleted member 33033]

For pigs and cougars I recommend: https://www.yelp.com/biz/boulevard3-los-angeles?osq=cougar+night+clubs

 

[Bubblehide]

I'm in SD and there ISN'T much down here.

According to the newest big game booklet, Kern County has the highest 3 year average pig take in the state.

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Can you say Tejon Ranch?????

 

[KTKT70]

According to the newest big game booklet, Kern County has the highest 3 year average pig take in the state.

San Diego county doesn't even make the list.

I have read that in the past. Sad part is most the land is private.