Hunting license question

[gatorgar]

Not needed of you leave the gig where he drops. As soon as you make a move to recover it, you will need a license. Just pay the $13 and don't worry about it

[kumathebear]

I'd buy one anyway regardless....

[super_dave]

Game warden says if it's for a nuisance problem you may hunt them without a license but they may not be harvasted.

This! Let me add. Nuisance means on your land harming your livestock or crops that are your livelihood. If they're rooting and making it hard to mow, you need a liscense.

[Red Wing R/C]

What most agree on. Plus, You can check out the Texas DNR`s site. If your hunting, you need to know the regs.

[LWD]

This! Let me add. Nuisance means on your land harming your livestock or crops that are your livelihood. If they're rooting and making it hard to mow, you need a liscense.

This. Depredating's definition is much narrower than many folks would like.

LWD

[AddisonOil]

Game warden says if it's for a nuisance problem you may hunt them without a license but they may not be harvasted.

Ding ding ding

[low_tec]

Game warden says if it's for a nuisance problem you may hunt them without a license but they may not be harvasted.

I believe that is the case if you are the land owner, which in this case the op is not

[sqiggy]

Game warden says if it's for a nuisance problem you may hunt them without a license but they may not be harvasted.

Wrong!!
Nowhere in the book does it state that you must leave them lay. If it does, please post the link up for all to see.
If the LO is telling you to kill the hogs cause they are tearing his place up, you can kill as many as you want, keep all the meat you want, and don't need a license to do it.
Now, with that said, the guy would probably be better off to just buy a license. It's only $25 and if he is 65 or older, then it's only $7.