X3 on letting the land owners settle it, me and bob have the same problem now on one of our ranches, the neighbor owns 1200 acres , that is loaded with hogs. we have permission to hunt all around him. but he dosent want anyone trespassing at all.. especially no hunting..
we have went and talked to the guy and he says stay out, and a few other choice words..
we are trying to get the land owners together but it has not worked out yet..
just think of it like this, someone has to raise hogs for us to hunt 
And him alone is not going to be able to handle them and they will get outta control. If he likes to deer hunt it's gonna suck when the pigs are eating all his corn.. THEN HE"LL COME CRAWLING TO YOU LIKE A LITTLE GIRL
haha
I would probably just use that property for trapping and not even bring any dogs there. I know in Florida hogs are considered livestock so he has a right to protect them and can shoot your dogs if he wishes, I imagine it's the same in Texas. I had a problem like that before where we had some property and a man owned a tiny piece right next to it and threatened me not to have my dogs on it and called the game warden a couple times but as long as I didn't step foot on it myself I was not at fault. So I just hunted my property at night or during the weeks I knew the man wasn't in town. There isn't a whole lot you can do in that case other than try to keep your dogs off his property. Like I said, I would just set up some hog traps and move the hogs you trap to another spot you hunt.
And hogs are't considered livestock in Texas
