Hog hunt

[Skinnybill]

Which sponsor(s) does hog hunts?  Or any recommendations?  Thank you.

[britt]

We are going to Todd Martin's ranch this Sat. First time hunting his ranch. I will post how it goes when we get back.

[medicineman]

True South Adventures--Irv is getting entirely too much rest. LOL

[Birdbow]

x2 for True South Adventures, Ft. Pierce, FL. Wife and I headed down for the 4th time in about a week. Top shelf

[CJ Pearson]

One to consider is Hunt Wild Things. Andrew Harper runs this outfit in South Carolina.

[killinstuff]

I don't know guys, the only folks actually posting success stories or their clients posting success stories is True South Adventure.  I'd like to see the others match their success rate or at least a pig being shot story would be nice.

[Mike Yancey]

I do a hog hunt in Texas in January, you can check it out on my website  www.pinehollowlongbows.com
Mike

[hunt it]

Sponsor - Mule Creek Outfitters - I've killed 30+ hogs with these guys. Good program in West Texas.

[Mike Yancey]

 

I have taken a bunch of hogs on this ranch!

   

 www.pinehollowlongbows.com

[Muss03]

We just returned from Hunt Wild Things in S.C. It well exceeded my expectations and then some.  I will create a post about it later this evening. And...... there was a hog shot.

[Bow man]

x4 for True South

[bill langer]

I have hunted with Jim and Irv at TSA  on 4 different hunts and killed 7 hogs myself, with multiple other opportunities to shoot.

I brought my 11 year old son Ben To TSA in January and he killed 3 hogs.

My 69 year old father joined me in Febuary and he killed a big red boar and had 2 other shots.

Maddog Oconnell hunted with me last year and killed a hog.

Lots of raccoons and tilapia to shoot if you get tired of seeing hogs....

But don't forget, TSA does only free range hog hunts...

[beaunaro]

Thanks for the kind words guys.
I hope we can keep up with the expectations.
One thing to note is that we do not buy or import pigs.
These are all free range, low fence, naturally reproducing animals.
What that means is...the weather, the moon phase, the food source, the hunting pressure, and a multitude of other things affect the results.
There is a lot of good places to hunt hogs as noted in this thread.
We are happy to be included.
Ours is a small operation too, and some guys like plenty of room to roam and spot and stalk and do their own thing...
We mostly hunt over corn spinner feeders, and although it has been very productive...it might not be for everyone.
Not trying to brag or anything, just offering an option for trad folks to have fun.
Again...thanks to those of you who have joined us.
I would love to get out and try some of the other sponsor's hunts too.
It's cool to see new real estate and make new memories.