I'm interested if Canadian residents can do a OTC -DYI hunt for Javelina in Arizona (or any other state).  How much tags would be? What the requirements are? What areas are best? Is there a hunting ed test?  can you camp on state land and what the requirements are?  anything else a couple guys might need to know.

Look up Doc John - Missouri Sherpa on here, sponsor - Mule Creek Outfitters -has great Texas leases, very affordable do it yourself hunts with Bunk house and accomodations included, good hogs and javelina.

Texas. A 5 day license for non residents is $48 for javelina and small game. You will pay access fees, but it is much easier than going through the Arizona process.
I hunted an area with a non sponsor here near Ft. Stockton, but as stated above, Missouri Sherpa has hunts, as does Mahaska, who are sponsors here.

I would like to do spot and stalk hunting! I was not sure if this was an option in Texas.

What is the limit on them in Texas?

Where I went, there was a 2 javi limit. Hummer, spot and stalk can be possible in Texas, although they do love their corn feeders.

I don't know the current Regs but I would say Yes, no problem for you to hunt there in a DIY situation.

You can look up the AZ regs and also call them.
 http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/hunting_rules.shtml  

US laws are different than Canada as in you don't need a guide (like canada) to hunt the US if you are not a US citizen.

You would get an out of state license and and over the counter tag or put in for a draw only (LEH) tag.

Each State has different laws but if you have your Hunter number for Canada, etc you should be able to obtain a hunting license in the states, no problem.

I moved from the US to Canada - BC and all my hunting + firearms permits were transferable from the US to BC.

Camping:  We camped on public / state land and it was free.

PS:  My first bow kill was with a recurve was a Javelina in AZ.
The 10 day Javelina hunt was such a great time in so many ways.
Beautiful country.  Glad I had a GPS...