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Hunting Boars and Feral Hogs!

We offer all aspects of Hog Hunting with Dog Hunting being our specialty. We provide guided hunts customized to fit your specific needs.

We hunt wild hogs in Texas and Oklahoma. It is illegal to hunt hogs in Oklahoma with the aid of a light. However, it is legal to use spotlights or feeder lights if stand hunting in Texas. Hog Hunting in Texas is very diverse. A hunter may hunt hogs both day and night (with lights or night vision scopes), with bow, pistol, rifle, even knives and spears.

Guided Hunts for boars and feral pigs with our trained dog teams...

Each dog is not only trained for the task at hand, they are led by experienced trainers and guides who have worked with them for years to develop a proven system to virtually guarantee success for your hunt!

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Feeders and stands for hunting Boar and Feral hogs

Yes, if you choose to hunt in a lower key, less hectic style, then have we got the locations for you to hunt Boar and Feral Hogs! We have both watering holes and feeders with safe and accessible tree stands ready for you to climb up and wait for your hog(s) of choice. Use of trails cams virtually guarantee your success. We bait these stations and the boars are hitting the bait sights regularly as witnessed by our trail cameras. These aren't stupid animals. We will provide a challenging hunt any sportsman will enjoy.

Depending upon what you are seeking, taking more than one animal could be an option. There is no limit on Boars or Feral Hogs in Texas. For eating, a sow wieghing less than 200 lbs is a good choice or, If you are looking for a trophy boar with some tusks to bring fear to the strongest man, some wieghing more than 300 lbs, roam the woods and pastures of our properties.

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Spot and Stalk Hunting for Boar and Feral Hogs.

If you are interested in a very challenging hunt and stalking your game, this hunt is for you!

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Other information for hunting boars, feral pigs and hogs in Texas and surrounding states.

There is no hunting season for Boar and Feral Hogs in Texas. They are considered nusiance animals. Texas encourages the hunting of the estimated 2-4 million feral pigs (wild domesticated pigs) as they damage untold amounts to crops, land, and waterways. The season is open on hunting them year-round, day and night by virtually any means necessary.

A hunting license is required for Boar and Feral Hogs. There is a $48 dollar hunter registration fee that will apply.

Hunt times for boars, hogs and feral pigs is allowed both day and night, use of lights and dogs is legal in most hunts we provide.