Stand Hunting or Still Hunting

You will be hunting free ranging wild hogs on over 1500 acres. Hunting is done from box and ladder stands in areas that the hogs have been using. Expect to see both sows and boars along with young hogs. You can take as many hogs as desired. A typical hunt takes place over two days in order to give the hunter a realistic opportunity to take a hog. Success rates are 50- 60%.

Wild Boar Hunting with Dogs

This is an option that is gaining in popularity for many reasons. It is by far the most exciting and effective way to hunt hogs. When hunting them with dogs, NO FIREARMS or BOWS allowed. Knives and rope only. Two guides go out with two hunters. Once they track dogs, normally curs, locate and bay a hog the catch dogs will go in and hold the hog for the hunters. At this point the hunters are running through the brush trying to get to the hog and dogs. Upon arriving the guides will talk you through the process of flipping the hog, gaining control and trying the hog up.  This type of hunt should be considered dangerous. Sometimes it will be a young 70 lb. boar, a 200 lb. sow with a bad attitude or a 300 lb. boar hog that will take everybody to flip and tie. We use this technique throughout the year with the exception of during firearms deer season. This is normally a morning hunt with stand hunting in the afternoon. Maximum of 2 people per guide with dogs. Success rate is 80-90 %

Wild Boar Hunting    Stand hunting / Spot and Stalk Wild Boar hunting with Dogs One day hunt without Meals and Lodging $175 / person (2 person min.) $195 / person (2 person min.)       2 day hunt package with Meals and Lodging $495 / person (2 person min.) $595 / person (2 person min.)