Just head south and hunt them. You can hunt them for next to nothing in terms of cost in the south. Just start asking around and before you know it you'll find someone to take you. I posted this one time about how I gained access to Florida hog and turkey hunting rights. It is pretty easy really. For example. EVERYONE knows someone who winters in Florida or South Texas, or many other places in the south. So, I advise you to talk to that person or a couple people you know that winter in Florida. Tell them that you want them to ask around when they get down there to find someone who is into hunting. Most of these older folks love to talk and after asking around a bit, they will find someone. For me, it was my father-in-law. He was in Florida and happened to have a flat tire, so while at the tire shop, he starts talking to the girl behind the counter and asks if she knows anyone who hog hunts. She said something like "yea, everyone down here does and my dad is big into it." Her dad owned the tire shop and when the tire was fixed, my father-in-law and him struck up a conversation. Next thing I know, I got a phone call with this guy's number. I called him, we talked a ton about hunting, and he said "come on down". Four weeks later I was in central Florida hunting hogs. I spent three days with the guy and formed a good friendship that now has turned into an invite for this winter for hogs and this spring for turkeys. There is no guide fees, no money exchanged, no nothing. Just a couple guys that like to hunt. Myself and some friends have a similar arrangement in South Texas. One guy met a local guy, they became friends, and now the local guy gets us onto ranches to hunt free ranging hogs, javelinas, and other critters for very little money, about $100 per day, including lodging. Ends up being a very inexpensive trip.
Ask around here at home to people who travel those areas, and you will end up with a place to hunt. Hogs are a nuisance and locals down there want them gone.
