Trip planed to wildthings

[BrushWolf]

I'm head to wild things with a buddy the first week of October. I'm pretty excited its the first time I've been there in several years. Anyone else going to be there the 4th through the 8th in October?

[nhbuck1]

Booking for next year how is it? Any luck ever?

[BrushWolf]

I haven't been there since 2013. I manage to get a big boar on that trip.

[nhbuck1]

So not gaurenteed a kill?

[BrushWolf]

Nope. Lots of ground to cover lets the hogs hide anywhere. It's hunting at its finest.

[nhbuck1]

Did you see a lot when you went?

[BrushWolf]

Yeah we got into them pretty well. I believe there's been some changes since I was there. Its sounds like the changes have made things better since then.

[nhbuck1]

I'm looking to go next season are you going then as well, won't make it this year, I'm hunting nc in Oct, Ohio in Nov and Maryland DEC for deer so I'm tripped out this year

[WESTBROOK]

There's a lot of hogs on that property, but 3,000 acres of swamp country leaves a lot of places to hide.

Its hunting, some days you cant buy one and others they're in every direction.

I was there the end of April, some days didn't see anything, but I killed 2 boars in 10 minutes another day.

Wont nobody try harder than Andrew to get you on some hogs.

[nhbuck1]

Now how do you travel there? How do they do it?

[sticksnstones]

Howdy fellas!
Mike, everyone in camp will be a TG guy that week. I'll be there along with 3 other return hunters, I'll let them chime in here if they like. We are going to have 2 empty bunks by design. This should be an awesome week and I'm hoping we do well with the hogs as well as the deer. Remember if you want to hunt deer you need the Big Game license as well as the hunting license. The "one buck with 8 points or better" rule has been eliminated for 2016-2017, and now it's "one buck per week, up to one doe per day" with no antler point restrictions.

Eric, thanks for leveling expectations there. There are no fences, and this is entirely fair chase. Those hogs have been in that drainage since Lucas Vazquez de Ayllon dropped their ancestors down river in 1520. Congrats again on doubling down, I hope they are delicious!

Kyle, if you want some nuts/bolts answers about the operation or logistics I'm happy to make some time to talk. In addition to running Andrew's website, I've spent a fair bit of time hunting the property. Send me a PM or email and I'll get right back with you.
Thom

[BrushWolf]

Sounds like it will be fun.

[Terry Green]

Originally posted by nhbuck1:
So not gaurenteed a kill?

That's called 'killing' and not hunting.      

Here's my 1st trip on the property years ago.....

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[Terry Green]

Oh....BUT...the Great food, lodging, and good times ARE guaranteed!!!!