Javelina 2015 AZ

[vogel002]

So here it goes, i've decided to put in for some lifetime tags in AZ (Sheep/ Elk) which means i'll be buying an Az license for quite a long time. With that being said i'd like to do some Javelina hunting with Pops who has a place in Yuma. I am looking for insight into areas close to Yuma that would be an OTC tag, or really any insight that you gents may have. Please feel free to send me a message if you prefer.

Happy Hunting,

M.V.

 

[dustin ray]

Theres a few left over tags nothing good around Yuma some of the ones left are south of Tucson good areas but border problems http://www.azgfd.gov/eservices/documents/leftovers-spring.pdf

 

[rvrrat]

Go to the AZ Fish and Game web site to see what left over tags are available. Could be very limited. You can then compare the areas with the harvest stats they publish. The farthest west area I've taken Javalina is 36C, which is obviously way east of Yuma. Talk to the regional DFG office and they might be able to point you in the right direction. If your already going to build points for elk and sheep you might as well add deer and antelope to it. Better to start building the points then to realize the opportunity lost by not.

 

[Deleted member 33033]

I'm hitting 18a for the prickly pigs. Good luck to you.

 

[dustin ray]

Where going to 16a not the best unit but fun im buying a lion tag last time we i was there i came across a fresh lion kill big horn sheep the same day i saw F&G officer and told her where it was she said the cats have been a real problem on the sheep. Iv seen Javelina all the way up in unit 9

 

[Deleted member 33033]

Where going to 16a not the best unit but fun im buying a lion tag last time we i was there i came across a fresh lion kill big horn sheep the same day i saw F&G officer and told her where it was she said the cats have been a real problem on the sheep. Iv seen Javelina all the way up in unit 9

Oh man, I woulda got a lion tag that afternoon and sat on that site. Yowza!

 

[vogel002]

Thanks for the info boys, I'm just looking forward to getting in the field more and it's sure nice to have another reason to do so in the spring. I'm leaning toward 36C, seems like ranches are open to hunting, certainly a new feeling being from the private land "don't Trespass" arena of CA

 

[Huntr Pat]

Border problems. you mean @ legged coyotes?

 

[huntinrod]

I've killed quite a few piggies in 36C