I have a good spot for hunting pigs on public land with shotgun or bow but I am really wanting to get out and dust off the ar 15

good luck, especially when you mentiioned the word AR. most landowners even if overrun with hogs fear that liabilty issue and you cant blame them, and if they got cattle, they really dont want to see an AR. I got 2 pastures overrun with hogs, always asked by people if they can come out and got to say no.

The best 'free' hunting is when you buy your own land. Otherwise, you can patiently wait until you see a post here when somebody needs particular help.

How many rounds can I have in my AR for hog and coyotes? I know only on in the AR but I'm referring to mag capacity.

If you have the APH permit, it should tell you which units rifles are legal weapons to use. And I know a couple places in E Tx that rifles are legal and has the hogs.

the largest mag I know of is 100 rounds... but there is no limit.

if anyone has a 'free' place to hog hunt with bow, please let me know. send me a PM

There is no liability in allowing someone to hunt your land for free.

Aren't we all.........

jmc82...no liability? do you own land? I have learned over the years about letting people hunt on private property without a signed lease. this a sue happy time if someone gets hurt on your property. I aint letting no one come out except family. I have seen hunters take advantage of this, before you know it, they got buddies with them, trash the place, kill game for no reason, out of season, you name it.

Yes we own land. And sadly you have been misinformed about liability. I'll provide the laws regarding this so you can be properly informed.

Here's a quick breakdown about landowner liability.
Landowner liability

Here's a thread from last year that is full of info I posted about liability. Give it a read.
Link

could care less, aint no one else coming out anymore, money hungry lawyers are everywhere....you let people on your land if you want, I wont.

I was just making sure you had the facts. Money hungry lawyers ARE everywhere, but that doesn't change the liability issues you spoke of. I just really hate seeing people talking about things they have no clue about.

No limit for now, unless Obama and the UN have their way.

Okay, where are the laws on there being no liability?

http://equinelaw.alisonrowe.com/2011/07/...al-use-statute/

JC:

I'm no lawyer but your understanding is approximately the same as mine with regard to the liability you incur when you invite people to hunt on your property.

The only question I would ask, however, is "how much does it cost to determine that an invitee was 50% responsible for the injury or death that he/she/they experienced on your property?"

Is it fer sure that an invitee was 51% responsible for the spinal injury that he suffered when he walked out a little too far on the cut bank? Did you warn him that the cut bank may be dangerous? Did you get him to sign something to the effect that the invitation you extended to him was in the property's AS IS condition and at his own sole risk?

Tower slave sounds like jmc82 has land and has checked all laws, PM him and get to shooting up his place!!

JMC, from your own post 'In the event of a lawsuit, the insurance company would pay up to the cap limits depending on the courts decision, but the landowner pays nothing. '

Whats 'the law' say about 'cap limits' for the poor fella (landowner) who doesn't have insurance???

Last time I checked, 'insurance' aint free, so the landowner DOES have to pay something.

Landowners, less you have an extra half-mil laying around, - be a good idea for you to have at least $1,000,0000 umbrella liability policy if you're allowing fellas with guns onto your property (or ATV's, or chainsaws, he ha), whether its friends, family, or for fee, and that it doesn't contain fine-print that excludes coverage for such.

Good news is that the insurance isn't too spendy - prolly only couple hundred $/year, depending on lotsa factors.

I do. And he is pretty close to where I live. I wouldnt mind taking him out to hunt mine and others land I hunt if he is interested.

Post pics after you take him.