S.Barbara County Outfitters Aerial maps

[pig guide]

Thanks for your patience JHO'rs. I finally got most of the feild photo's and some of the aerial maps on my website at the bottom of the main page. There are more to come, but, the last piece is so big, it takes 8 map pages to piece together.

I will put it together, then, place it on my website to where you can print it out and align the markings to make one large overview map. Just give me 3 more days. I am very busy with the upcoming hunts.

I am posting the adresses here for those of you who wish to look up the topo maps online for your pre-hunt scouting.

This is only for online scouting. Please! Make no attempts to go and view these locations without me. The ranches on this road are patrolled 24/7 by many individuals. ALL the ranchers are very serious about appearing in court to maximize the penalties.

I know that the JHO family members are not prone to this behaviour, but, I must post this anyway. I am ALWAYS more than happy to show this property to potential clients who wish to see this land before booking. It is just an extra service that I provide.

So, here are the addresses to look up the topography online. 3515, 3635, 3899, 4101 and 4975 Jalama Rd, Lompoc, Ca.

Thanks again to all of you.

 

[pig guide]

Here is the front fields. Bad quality, but, you can get the GPS coordinates.

 

[pig guide]

This is what I call Barn Field & Mountain. It is a very togh hunt and can produce some serious rewards. To hunt this into the wind properly, one must go OVER the mountain.

 

[Corinthian]

Outstanding.
Thanks so much for these. A few hours staring at these before the hunt is work a complete day when we get there.

 

[pig guide]

There are more of these on my website.

http://www.santabarbaracountyoutfitters.com

Main page at the bottom.

 

[pig guide]

This is an actual Post Card that I found at the state beach, which is 9 miles down the road, further on out past my ranch. This IS the back of my ranch with the notoriously, brutal and difficult, brushy area to hunt.
The article that was written by Phil, on Jesse's, about Opening Deer season in A-Zone, describes Phil and I sitting on an overlook, glassing in the afternoon.

Well....this is it. There is an estimated 400 lb pig, in this valley, to the far left of the picture, living in a brush choked draw. The problem? The noisy approach. Walking the brush in here is like waling on granola on a hard wood floor.

The property here goes from the base of the photo, to just before the Barns. The barns are 1 mile away.

 

[bjake21]

PG - thanks a ton! I can get the aerials from google but your notes are invaluable! That postcard is great, where are the royalty checks

(j/k) Good luck this weekend getting those bucks you have been watching, if you bag that big one be sure to post some pics!

 

[pig guide]

If these guys don't bust a Buck, I will just die. I've had a super client out this week pighunting, and between he and I....we see many legal bucks, every...single....day.

And yes, the photo's will be posted.

 

[switch]

Tom, how have you guys done on pigs out there? I'll be out there next week (16-17) and was just curious. Thanks.

 

[New Pig Hunter]

That's beautiful countryside just to drive through.....

I always wondered what the pig population is.....

Cheers,

Carl

 

[smallblockfuelie]

Tom,

Did you get the video clip of the fox I sent you?

 

[pig guide]

Yes I did. Thank you so much. My little 8 yr old neice went nuts. She loves foxes.