Sabine Island WMA

[weedeater]

Originally Posted by gckid

south from nibletts turn left go until 2nd large opening on right. there's a bayou that goes north. follow it up about 1 mile. lot of large oaks.

ok thanks I will take a look there too

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by gckid

south from nibletts turn left go until 2nd large opening on right. there's a bayou that goes north. follow it up about 1 mile. lot of large oaks.

Yep..... go down to the end of the long canal and walk west or NW from there.

Have the downed trees from Rita been cleared to get up that way? If so, swampy on the east side and mostly high and dry on the west side, after you get in there a ways.

I hunted a few good spots on down to the south, but would be very hard to discribe the location.

There are some good areas of oak trees over on the west side of the island..... just a longer boat ride.

Keep an eye out for the hogs. I saw a 250+ lb one many years ago.

[1fastmerc]

Back when I was a teenager our family used to hunt farther north between a highline and pipeline. There was some good hunting in that area. I've been wanting to go back and hunt it again just never do. That's also the first place I went squirrel hunting and boy did I get lost. Not a good feeling.


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[weedeater]

Originally Posted by 1fastmerc

Back when I was a teenager our family used to hunt farther north between a highline and pipeline. There was some good hunting in that area. I've been wanting to go back and hunt it again just never do. That's also the first place I went squirrel hunting and boy did I get lost. Not a good feeling.


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that's normly where i would go but want to look else were

[Gerald]

If you are going to go in areas that have ditches to cross..... bring your hip boots.

Also, there is some tide movement to the water level. The water can change 6" to 8" so be aware if you go back into where the water is shallow. You could be pushing your boat to get it back out to deeper water and the bottom is usually soft in most areas.