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chabouk wrote:If you use a walk-in trap, all you need is a .22LR.

Sidro wrote:Marksiwel you do need a license unless you are hunting them on your own property as a nuisance, although you can not harvest meat from them in this case. Yes you can shoot them with a pistol, have taken them with several calibers but .38 special swc works very well. (.30cal-.357mag- 357sig- 44mag- .45acp-.45lc-500s&w-.480-.460-.41mag&spl-.40cal-.38spl-.454casull) Under 100 lbs are really good on the smoker. If you can't find a place to hunt contact me as I have a friend who does guided hunts but I don't know his rates. They can have 5 litters in two years so i don't think we are going to run out of them in the near future.

jimlongley wrote:You hunt for them anywhere you can. My friend has some land and she has asked me up to "take care of" some hogs and coyotes that are bothering her. The only problem is that I don't have a Texas hunting license.