azbowhunter22

I'll be taking my 10yr old daughter up to 16A as well. this will be her second time out and I really hope to get her into some pigs. Good Luck to all.

Well, I have hunted hard all weekend still w/o seeing any pigs. Had to come back into work but hope to get back out there Wednesday and Thursday. Has anybody had or heard of any luck in 16A?

I have enjoyed reading everyone's tips and success stories. I have done lots of scouting and still have yet to see any pigs. I do think I have been close to them as I have heard and smelled them but it was in the thick stuff and didn't want to go in and spook them where I will be hunting them on Friday. It has not been extremely cold out there, do you guys think they could be moving early in the morning? How is afternoon and evening hunting for these things? Again any help is much appreciated, My little girl will be turning ten this summer and can't wait to get her out to hunt them as well. Thank You, Dan

Thank you for the tips so far and I have found lots of useful information on Javalinahunter.com. With it being as warm as it has(60 for highs), will they move higher into the mountains or should I focus down in the washes? Thanks again for any additional input.

Hello everyone, this will be my first attempt at hunting the Javalina. I have already found a lot of useful information on this forum, Thank you. I am hoping someone can give me some more specific info on the unit I have a rifle tag for(16a) preferably in the area of Blake Ranch rd in the foothills of the Hualapai mtns. I have scouted for two weekends in a row and have found some decent sign (tracks & scat) but not a lot and no visual of any pigs. If anyone could give me some pointers on this area or Javalina hunting in general it would be greatly appreciated as I am very excited to harvest one of these elusive creatures. Thank You,