Photo: Range Time @HogSWAT
Before heading out, the group spent time on the shooting range — an important part of every Guided Thermal Hog Hunt in Georgia. This is where hunters get familiar with the fun things that go bang, practice with thermal, and review safety. Range time ensures that when the moment comes, hunters are confident and ready.
Photo: Come This Way Little Piggy’s @HogSWAT
Guide Zev led this 1 Night Hog Hunt in Americus, Georgia. While a large sounder of nine hogs showed up, they were across the boundary line on neighboring property where we couldn’t pursue. Even without the opportunity to move in, the night still had plenty of highlights.
Photo: Thermal Hog Hunting @HogSWAT
Out in the field, the Hog Hunt offered its own rewards. The South Georgia night sky, the farmland terrain, and the anticipation of seeing hogs kept the energy high. Hunting Wild Hogs isn’t always about immediate results — it’s about the pursuit, the camaraderie, and protecting farms when the chance presents itself.
As Zev put it, “The dudes were cool, I had fun.” That’s the spirit behind every Hog SWAT Hog Hunt. Each outing is unique, and while some nights end with hogs down, others remind us why this work is so important — keeping destructive wild hogs in check while delivering an Unforgettable Hunting experience.
If you’re looking for the Ultimate Hog Hunting Adventure that combines adrenaline, advanced thermal technology, and farmland protection, book your South Georgia Boar Hunt with Hog SWAT and see why hunters from all over the country keep coming back.
