Tracking and Finding Javelina in the Desert

[@leebarnhill6643]

Thank you for sharing you're wonderful photos of the javelinas

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed them!

[@RobertyFamily]

One of the most useful videos. Very well done.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you so much!

[@DAVOinIN]

Absolutely fantastic video. I learned most of this the hard way just trekking around the foothills of the Santa Rita's, but man do I wish I'd seen this first. Great video.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you so much!

[@user-ud2ju5vl9f]

Wonderful video! I grew up afraid of them, but recently moved to far west Texas. Here, human population is very low, and there is little pressure from hunting. So, I have a herd that basically live in my yard and a few will take cattle cubes, gently from my hand. They seemed predispositioned to do this, as I have only lived in this house for 2 months. They are amazing little critters.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@Erasmuss123]

WOW!!! That was an incredibly informative video...as always...Amazing! Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@sharks8kelly1]

Great stuff Jason! Thanks for sharing your tips. I ran across a group scouting this past weekend out feeding. Hoping to find them again in January on the archery hunt.

[@Ranger_k16]

Me too! Fingers crossed 🤞

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Spend the time and follow there trax to trails and figure out all the spots they could be when you eventually hunt them.

[@seewaage]

I remember the first time I saw what I thought was javelina tracks. I saw what I thought were impossibly small deer prints, like only 1 to 2 inches. I thought, they must be fawn prints. But now I think it was javelina. The place I hike a lot is about one mile west of Lake Pleasant, north of Phoenix, Arizona. Thanks for the great video!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@seewaage]

@@JasonMillerOutdoors Thanks for making the vids. You have the best footage! 🙂

[@georgesealy4706]

A few months ago I was shooting photos in an industrial park area on the west side of State Route 77 near Catalina State Park. Right in the parking was a squadron eating away. I was no more than 20 feet from them as I took photos. They could care less as they were having dinner on weeds, grass, and whatever. They gradually moved to an overgrown area with cactus, trees, and shrubs alongside Route 77.

[@inthedesertwithchris6260]

Another great video! Good narration. It must be easy to track them with all the rooting and big groups they travel in.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks bro, it was alot of fun.

[@zmaria739]

They're so cute I love them especially the babies ❤️

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@cherimalcolm8807]

Come to Fountain Hills AZ, they are in our yards! Along with bobcats, coyotes and an occasional bear sighting. We live among them!💕

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

I believe it... haha

[@EricKarlene]

Jason This video is awesome! Thanks for sharing! I can't wait to get out there and look for them. I have tried to find them a few times in the past and haven't had any success. This is some good information for what to look for! Love it! Thank you!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you and Good Luck! I'm sure you will find them.

[@LynnSpooner]

Thank you for your interesting video. Really appreciate the work you do!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you ever-so much!

[@andrewdiodati2390]

That was outstanding.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you Andrew

[@karenkeating1543]

Excellent video. Thanks for the information. Keep the videos coming.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@maxcoatlhunter4322]

This is pure gold! Lots of wisdom!

[@mandymine4963]

Very interesting video, great footage!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@CAPNGRIZZ]

Amazing Jason! Thanks for sharing this!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you so much!

[@OGDreamer]

Hey Jason. Thanks again for the great videos!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@jessicamanuell4074]

You know you're close when you find warm steamy piggy pudding!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Hahaha...True!

[@nonokodog622]

I just moved into my new home in rural AZ. I find Javalina scat around my house. My dog chased off three of them recently. Been trying to learn to track them, but I get confused with all the other critters including deer, rabbits etc. I thought I found a bedding place but it was just where someone had shoved some sand out of the wash...
Not interested in harvesting any near the house, but curious to hunt them with black powder a ways up from me on private land.

[@Natethanastysnake666]

Sweet footage...thanks for sharing

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@sihunter2920]

Great video as always!!! Keep up the great work.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks man!

[@nikkiely8477]

That was a great video and a good lesson. Thanks!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@robbnicholson5546]

Great job Jason.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks alot Robb

[@virginiav.1172]

Just wondering what happens if you come eyeball to eyeball with a herd? I hear they're not the friendliest.....thanks for this video, Jason.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

I see them all the time. Never had a problem.

[@user-ud2ju5vl9f]

They will actually feed from my hand. Where I live, human and hunting pressure is very low. A herd basically live in my yard and are unconcerned by my presence. I can get within feet of them, without fear.

[@virginiav.1172]

@@user-ud2ju5vl9f Thanks, apparently there's a myth that they are highly aggressive and that's not the case.

[@AVENTURAS_CHAQUITO]

Excellent video. Thanks for the tips. I will be in 33 for a H.A.M. in February. I've come across some tracks but been unsuccessful so far. Have you thought about writing a book? I also know a wildlife artist if you ever need one for illustrations. Thanks again and God bless!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

A book would be cool for sure!

[@drmichaelmoats]

Nicely done...very informative

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks alot!

[@veronicaott2499]

That was awesome! Thanks!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@johnnygerard6605]

Love yer channel. New sub

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@wirefly1000]

Awesome stuff Jason! My hunt is coming up this weekend.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks a lot! Good luck with your hunt!

[@sobrbiker883]

Good stuff, as always!!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks alot!

[@chitoancira69]

Great video ❤

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@evancarey5893]

Great video. I was wondering if you would be willing to provide some tips on where to find javalina in the prescott area? Thanks and take care

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Sorry, I'm not familiar with the Prescott area.

[@jonhanna4007]

You did a great job on this Jason. Congratulations.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you Jon!

[@brucebrown4748]

Good, informative video!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thanks Bruce!

[@takingu2skoo462]

Pretty darn good video

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@chrisdekeyser549]

Where is your rifle at? javelinas are good eating, especially if you smoke them

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

I stopped hunting 2 years ago.

[@RedefineLiving]

Good stuff

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@arneservatius1982]

In Michigan we have wild Russian bore. Escape from hunting camps in 60’s. Year around season. Bad ass pigs 700 lbs. man killers. Only men and Bigfoot hunt them in Michigan. Cougars hunt youngsters.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Wow

[@KriwJ]

😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑

[@AlpacaRenee]

They come to my house every night.

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Hahaha

[@devilshaircut9]

Isn't the meat REALLY gamey tasting?

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

As long as you take care of meat in the field, it actually isn't bad at all.

[@maryx100]

The little one is cute. Why haven't they been domesticated? I know they stink, but so do skunks!

[@JasonMillerOutdoors]

Wild animal...

[@user-ud2ju5vl9f]

Apparently they make good pets. I had a buddy who kept one in his house. However, South American tribes have attempted to domesticate them, without any luck.

[@Spartan1124]

Their unpredictable nature makes them extremely dangerous and difficult to tame

[@user-ud2ju5vl9f]

I found out that a high school friend of mine kept two as pets. They were both neutered males. That likely affected their behavior. Out here in west Texas, where human population and hunting pressure is low, they are pretty unconcerned by my presence. A few will take cattle cubes, gently from my hand. Mostly, the friendly ones are female.

[@Spartan1124]

@@user-ud2ju5vl9f I live in south east Texas in the coastal plains area