Pig hunting on private land

[JMSZ]

Quick question, though I knew the answer but...

I talked to a lady, her and her husband have a ranch out by Paso Robles. They have a pig problem, to the point that they have been getting depredation permits to kill them.

If I get a pig tag(s), can I hunt on their property with their (written) permission?

I was under the impression that I can, but she seems to think otherwise, but says if I can do it legally, they're open to the idea.

Thanks

 

[Musket Man]

As far as I know you can kill a pig anywhere if you have permission to hunt and have a tag.

 

[BigSurArcher]

You definitely can.

 

[sneakypete]

DFG actually has a "land owner permission" slip or pad. You should be able to call the local field office or someone who teaches hunter safety classes. Then your landowner should be good. I make sure bayou field dress in a spot not seen opening or bury the gut pile. Good luck, nothing better eating!

 

[Ikeepitcold]

I agree. As long as you buy the tag you are good to go anywhere in the state with written permission by land owner.

 

[JMSZ]

Sweet, thanks guys

 

[quicknick]

Yes you can. You just cant hunt by depredation rules i.e. using a spotlight at night because you are not on the depredation permit. Do they have vineyards or barley?

I was born and raised in atascadero abd all my family is still there.

 

[BOHNTR]

Actually, it depends on the size of their property and the proximity of neighbors buildings, etc. If it's a large piece of property......no brainer....good to go.

 

[micropterus79]

The crazy thing is you need a tag to kill pigs in Cali in the first place...everywhere else they are considered the invasive and destructive species that they are (but yes, mighty tasty!)

 

[KNPV PSD]

Ask to be put on the depredation permit. Win/win!