EVERY NIGHT IS A MISSION.

We run Hog Hunts like tactical operations — precise, practiced, and safety-first.
From pickup to debrief, here’s how a Hog SWAT night plays out so you know exactly what to expect.

THE OPERATION —

STEP BY STEP.

Pick up.

Pick up is at any local hotel in Americus or meet us at our shop.
Range time.

We begin with safety and range training, going over the rules, your assigned 🔫, and how we’ll work together in the field. After zeroing thermal and taking a few test shots, you’ll be confident and ready for the night.
QUICK FIELD STOP

Before heading to the fields, we stop for gas and a quick break so you can grab snacks and use the restroom.
Heading Out.

You’ll ride out in our decked-out van with a monitor that mirrors the guide’s thermal scan, letting you see everything in real time. You’ll learn how scanning, wind, and movement work together, and when a pig or sounder shows up, the whole team is ready to move.
Spotting pigs.

Once we find pigs, it’s time to gear up and move in for the stalk.
Picture Time.

If you and your group land your shots, we’ll move in and get the pigs set up for pictures.
Field Butchering.

You’re welcome to take the meat home—it makes excellent sausage. We’ll field butcher the hams, shoulders, and backstraps.
When the hunt ends

After your hunt, you’ll receive an email the following day with all the photos from your night. If you ordered a video package, your video will be delivered by email within 2–5 days. And if you harvested a wild boar and want a euro mount, we’ll reach out to collect your information and have it shipped directly to your door.