Thanks for the info, Guy. Apparently, this is also a no-dogs area, a fact the hunters pointed out to Mark, who was accompanied by his family canine. This guy must be having success. One hunter told me the big boars like to hunker down at rooted-out alcoves near ridgelines and then come down to feed and drink water at night. They seem to find shade and other cool places to sleep or rest.
Pigs seem to be most active in the night, looking for food, they can be very vocal as a group.
Early morning and late evenings are when they start moving about. All these are subject to the area not having wild dogs or hunting dogs about. That would change their behavior quite a bit as you might suspect. I have seen a picture of a sow taken by bow in the Pupukea Hunting Unit above the Boy Scout Camp that looked in excess of 450 pounds. As you might guess, most of these animals are not intact when they come out of the hunting area.