This Little Piggy Didn't Make It Home

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Guide Hank embarked on a 1 Night Hog Hunt with this group at Hog SWAT . Early in the evening, they spotted a Pig, skittish and alert, which led them on a lengthy chase across the field. Despite their efforts to close in for a shot, the Elusive Pig managed to escape, sparing its life. The night continued with the group diligently searching various fields, but luck wasn't on their side until around 4 AM when they entered a field and successfully took a shot, resulting in One Hog Down. The night was long and arduous, yet it culminated in another commendable triumph.

Boar Hunts In Georgia

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Photo: Taking Down Wild Hogs @HogSWAT

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Photo: Best Boar Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT

Guide Hank led a 2 Night Hog Hunt with Hog SWAT. On the first night, the team celebrated a successful Hog Hunt, taking down three Pigs with three Hunters. They encountered a challenging first field, thick with overgrown weeds where Wild Pigs concealed themselves. Nevertheless, the skilled group claimed their first kill in the subsequent field. Amidst their stealthy approach to a Small Group of Hogs, a dense fog provided the perfect cover, allowing them to take two Wild Hogs from under a hundred yards, the animals none the wiser.

The second night proved equally fruitful, with two Huge Boars falling to the Hunters' Marksmanship. The first Boar, boasting Tropy Tusks, was felled by a single bullet from each Hunter, dropping instantly. The second Wild Boar was out in a windy field, its senses dulled, enabling the Hunters to get within striking distance. They illuminated and dispatched the Boar with precision, marking another Successful Hunt.

300lb Wild Boar!

Photo Night 1: Coyote Down @HogSWAT

Photo Night 1: It’s Nap Time @HogSWAT

Photo Night 2: 300lb Wild Boar @HogSWAT

In a recent Hunting Excursion led by Guide Capt Ben, a 2 Night Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT was successfully completed. On the first night, a Coyote was located in the first field and promptly eliminated. After much movement, a Group of 5 Pigs was discovered at 5 am, resulting in 3 being taken down.

During the second night of the Hunt, the group encountered their first Pig in the Swamps. Despite nearly spooking the animal, they managed to successfully bring it down from a distance of about 160 yards. The next Wild Hog was found in a dairy field, where it had been aggressively defending its territory against Deer. Through careful Stalking, the group was able to take down the 300lb+ Boar with a well-placed shot. The Successful Hunt concluded with the group celebrating and taking the Boar's head as a trophy. Overall, it was an exciting and rewarding experience for all involved.

Hunting Wild Hogs Can Be A Challenge

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Guide Hank took some customers on a 2 Night Hog Hunt that he led for HogSWAT, highlighting the challenges and successes of the experience in the field.

Night 1 brought an unexpected encounter with a group of Small Piglets in the middle of the field, illuminated by the moon. Despite the opportunity for a shot at a Larger Hog, the nervous behavior of an Older Hog prevented them from taking the shot from a distance of 350 yards. Determined to make it count, Guide Hank planned to try again on the following night.

Night 2 proved to be more successful as they managed to take shots at Pigs twice during the Hunt. Although no pictures were taken, the feedback from the Hunters was positive, expressing their enjoyment and interest in returning for future Hunts. Guide Hank's determination and perseverance paid off, leading to a rewarding Hunting Experience for all involved.

What A Fun Hunt!

Night 1: Hunting Piggies @HogSWAT

Photo Night 1: Pro Hunters @HogSWAT

Photo Night 1: Guide Capt Ben Knows What He Is Doing!! @HogSWAT

Photo Night 2: Hunting Armodillos @HogSWAT

Photo Night 2: Wild Boar Hunting @HogSWAT

Guide Capt Ben led a thrilling and eventful 2-Night Hog Hunt, showcasing his expertise and skill in the field.

Night 1 started off slow but ended with a bang as they located 3 Wild Hogs in a low spot rooting the field. After a successful Wild Hog Stalk, they were able to get within 70 yards and set up for the Hunt. Focusing on the Largest Hog, a laden Sow, they made a precise shot and collected some back straps before moving deeper into the field. Encountering another Hog Eating Peanuts, a well-executed stalk led to the successful takedown of 2 Hogs, showcasing the great shooting skills of the Hunters.

Night 2 began with a slow tempo, but after scanning multiple fields, they spotted and Harvested an Armadillo before moving on to a larger field where they saw 5 Pigs. Despite the Wild Pigs initially moving into the woods, a Lone Boar emerged, requiring a precise shot at 198 yards under moonlit conditions. The Successful Hunt continued as they encountered a Massive Boar on a dairy field, being targeted by other wildlife. From a remarkable distance of 375 yards, they sent a clear message to the Pig about the consequences of stealing seed. The night ended on a high note, with great shooting and Unforgettable Hunting Experiences.

Guide Capt Ben eagerly awaits the return of these Skilled Hunters, reflecting on the great times and Successful Hunts they shared together.

1 Night Hog Hunting Trip

Photo: Hog Down @HogSWAT

Photo: Little Piglet @HogSWAT

Guide Hank led a 1-Night Thermal Hog Hunt with fantastic results. As the night progressed, around 3:30 am, they spotted their first Pig of the night. The Hog was found roaming near the field entrance, providing the perfect opportunity for the Hunters to make their move. With precision and skill, they approached the Wild Hog and fired off two shots, successfully taking down the Wild Pig. It was a great success for the team led by Guide Hank, highlighting their expertise in the art of Hog Hunting.

Family Wild Hog Hunting

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Guide Capt Ben led a family on a 1 Night Hog Hunt. The night started with slow Stalking to get a Coyote. As they reached the pivot, the guide began using cotton tail distress calls to lure the coyote into the field. However, after about 3 minutes, a Wild Hog emerged instead. The group got within 90 yards and took their shots, tagging the Hog, but it managed to make it to the trees just 10 feet away and escape the field.

Moving to a different area, they immediately spotted two Wild Boars. After a Long Stalk of about 700 yards, grappling with some inconvenient wind, they set up and successfully took down a nice Boar, claiming his head as a trophy. It was a successful Night of Hunting for the group led by Guide Capt Ben.

Family Boar Hunting

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It was a long night Searching for Hogs as Guide Capt Max navigated the properties in search of the Elusive Animals. They came across a few on the neighboring properties that were not part of Hog SWAT’s Hunting Grounds, making it impossible to take a shot. Additionally, one of the Hog Hunting vans was down, so they had to make do with a rental 4x4 for the Hunt, adding a touch of uniqueness to the experience. Despite these challenges, they covered a significant amount of ground and eventually came across a Single Boar, marking a successful end to the Hunt.

Wild Boar Hunting

Photo Night 1: Dropping Wild Hogs @HogSWAT

Photo Night 2: Thermal Hog Hunting @Hog SWAT

Photo: Boar Hunting @HogSWAT

Guide Capt Ben provided a detailed account of a 2-Night Hog Hunt he led for Hog SWAT.

Night 1 was a bit challenging as it took some time to locate the Hogs, but they eventually found a Sounder in a field of Winter Wheat. Despite having to shoot from a distance of almost 200 yards, they managed to take down the Largest Hog in the group, which turned out to be a Sow. They collected some quality fatty meat from the Wild Hog and enjoyed the experience.

On Night 2, the Hunt kicked off with excitement as they quickly found Hogs in the first field. Despite unfavorable wind conditions, they were able to navigate within about 100 yards of the Wild Pigs. With skill and finesse, they shot and successfully brought down a battle scarred Sow. Moving on to another field, they encountered a pair of Wild Boars causing havoc in fresh cut winter wheat. Quietly maneuvering along the tree line, they positioned themselves close to the Boars as they emerged from the trees into the field. With the wind in their favor, they took their shots and managed to drop a nice Wild Boar. The stalks were thrilling, the shots were precise, and overall, it was a night filled with great experiences and Successful Hunts.

Best Hog Hunting In Georgia

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Photo: Best Hog Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT

Guide Hank led a 1 Night Hog Hunt for Hog SWAT and wrote about the experience. The night started with only spotting a few Deer on the first three fields checked. However, things picked up when they came across two Sounders In A Field. As they approached the first Sounder, the Pigs quickly retreated into the trees, making it difficult to get a clear shot. Moving on to the Second Sounder on the other side of the field, they were able to get within 120 yards of the Wild Pigs and successfully took down three, one of which was a Large Pig weighing over 200 pounds. The group managed to gather a good amount of meat and some impressive Boar Tusks from the Hunt. Overall, everyone enjoyed the night and had a successful Hunting Trip.

Damage Caused By Wild Hogs

Photo: Distruction Caused By A Wild Hog @HogSWAT

Hog Hunting in South Georgia is incredibly important due to the destruction these animals cause. Just one Hog can cause significant Damage to Crops and land in a short amount of time. In fact, during our Hunt, we captured a photo of the damage that a single hog caused in just 10 minutes, which we have included on our website to showcase the impact.

On the first night of the Hunting Trip, despite taking a shot at a pig from 70 yards away positioned 10 feet from the treeline, unfortunately, it managed to escape off the field. The night was slow, and there were no other shot opportunities.

The second night was not much better, with limited sightings and missed shots. Despite the challenges, they remained focused on the mission to Control The Hog Population In South Georgia. With their destructive nature, it is crucial to continue Hunting these animals to protect the environment and agriculture in the region.

13 Wild Hogs In One Night!

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Photo: You Can’t Run Or Hide From This Group! @HogSWAT

Photo: Best Hog Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT

Guide Hank led a 2 Night Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT, with an eventful Night 1 filled with excitement and success. The evening started off with a Guide Hank’s personal Record-Breaking Hunt, as a total of 13 Wild Hogs were taken down much to the delight of the two Hunters. The night began with a fruitful hunt on the first field, where 4 Wild Pigs were dropped with multiple shots. After a brief lull on the next field, the group unexpectedly encountered a Sounder of Pigs while on the lookout for a Coyote. Opting to target the Pigs instead, they successfully shot 2 more.

As the Hunters celebrated their kills and took photos, Guide Hank heard a strange noise in the distance, prompting him to turn off the lights. This led to a surprising opportunity as Piglets from the earlier deceased mother returned to the field, allowing for a quick and efficient takedown of 8 more piglets, tying his personal record of 12. To everyone's amazement, a 13th piglet was spotted on Thermal Imaging, hidden in a hole and barely visible. With this unexpected addition, the night concluded on a high note of success and accomplishment.

Unfortunately, Night 2 did not bring the same level of excitement as no sightings were made, leading the group to head back around 4:30am. Despite the quiet evening, the Hunters were grateful for the action-packed experience of the previous night, showcasing their skill and determination in the Hunt. Guide Hank led a memorable and eventful Hog Hunt, with both highs and lows but ultimately leaving a lasting impression on all involved.

Best Hog Hunting In Georgia

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Photo Night 1: Thermal Hunting @HogSWAT

Photo Night 2: Hunting Is A Passion! @HogSWAT

Guide Capt Ben recently led a Group Of Hunters on a 2 Night Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT. On the first night, they encountered their first Hog on the second field, a Wild Boar located about 200 yards into the field. After a Successful Stalk, the Hunters set up and were able to bring down the Wild Boar with just one volley of shots, showcasing their excellent shooting skills. Later in the evening, they found a Sounder Of Hogs hiding in the tree line, necessitating precision shots to avoid any collateral damage. After patiently waiting for a Sow to enter the field, they were able to take their shot and successfully dropped two Pigs, ending the night on a high note.

The second night brought its own challenges and adventures, starting with a Lone Boar in their first field. Despite having to take their shots from a long distance due to limited moonlight, they managed to catch the Boar before it ran off bleeding. Moving on to another field, they scouted a Large Sounder of Hogs hiding in the trees. While waiting for them to emerge, the Hogs remained elusive. However, they soon located another Sounder and decided to merge the two groups, with each Hunter taking their shot on the Hogs together. After some field checks, the night concluded with a Successful Hunt and memories to last a lifetime.

Hunting Bachelor Trip

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Photo: Bach Hunting Trip! @HogSWAT

Guide Capt Ben recently led a group of Hunters on a 1 Night Hog Hunt for Hog SWAT, making it a memorable Hunting Bachelor Trip for the participants. The Hunt itself proved to be challenging as they encountered a group of Small Hogs, the size of which was up for interpretation - were they small or huge? You decide.

2 Night Hog Hunting Trip

Night 1: Wild Hog Hunting @HogSWAT

Photo: Night Hunting With Thermal @HogSWAT

Photo Night 2: This Group Knows What They Are Doing @HogSWAT

Guide Hank documented the Hunting experience on a 2 Night Hog Hunting Trip. On the first night, he spotted a Single Pig in the first field they checked, but it walked off disinterested. After checking other fields and circling back to the initial one, Guide Hank decided to make a 1000-Yard Stalk to the back of the field where he saw the same Hog Reappear. Determined to take it down, he and the group successfully closed the distance and comfortably shot the Wild Boar from around 90 yards, dropping it with the first shot. Despite only seeing one Hog that night, the team remained optimistic for the next night's Hunt.

On the second night, Guide Hank and Guide Capt. Ben split up for the Hog Hunt. They were able to coordinate a Group Stalk with all seven shooters, positioning themselves carefully as they approached the Wild Pigs hidden behind brush. With patience, they waited for more Pigs to reveal themselves before firing at the group and taking down five of them. Although those were the only Hogs Harvested that night, Guide Hank deemed the Thermal Hunt a great success.

Taking Wild Hogs Down

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Guide Hank led a group on a 1 Night Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT. The Hog SWAT QRT (Quick Response Team) was deployed to dispatch some Pigs that night. Upon arriving at the first field, they spotted a Sounder in the middle and prepared to take their shots. The two Hunters lined up their shots and successfully took down two Hogs. Guide Hank positioned himself at a high spot to overlook the area for any more Downed Pigs, and spotted a Single Hog a couple of hundred yards away. They walked over to the Wild Hog and swiftly took it down. The Hunt proved to be a great success for the group led by Guide Hank.

Hunting Wild Hogs

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Guide Capt Ben led the group on a 2-Night Hog Hunt. On the first night, they encountered a Sounder in a trench surrounded by Winter Wheat. Despite attempting a stalk, they were unable to get a clear shot. They moved on to a neighboring peanut field where they found two Big Boars. After crossing the field, they successfully took down one of the Wild Boars while the other escaped into the trees.

On the second night, they explored new fields near the Alabama Border and located another Sounder off the 82. Waiting for the Pigs to move out of their wind, they eventually set up and took down 4 Hogs. However, one Wild Pig had been playing possum and was attacked by Coyotes as they approached. They butchered the Sow and moved on to another field where they encountered more Wild Hogs near a Farmer's house. Unable to take a shot, they searched a few more fields before calling it a night. (first night’s photos not shown)

Best Hunting In Georgia

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Guide Capt Ben led a group on a 2 Night Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT. Following a slow hunt the previous night, the group decided to venture into the Swamps for some stick and stay action. Luck was on their side as they didn't have to wait long to encounter their first Pig. With a short stalk, they successfully took down a Boar and moved on, trophy in hand.

Their next encounter was a bit more eventful, with the Wild Hog dodging bullets and disappearing into the brush after being shot. Despite this challenge, the group spotted a Small Sounder and attempted a Stalk, only to have their plans disrupted by a group of deer spooking the Sow. Though the Hunt had its ups and downs, Capt Ben and the group enjoyed the adventure and camaraderie, making lasting memories in The Great Outdoors. Good times indeed at Hog SWAT.

South Georgia Hog Hunting

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Photo: Wild Hog Down @HogSWAT

Guide Hank took the group on a Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT. The adventure began with hours spent traversing a large field, with only one Pig spotted which quickly evaded them during the stalk. Disappointed but undeterred, they moved towards another field closer to Americus, Ga, where a Group of Pigs was spotted spread out. With a steady approach, the Hunters were able to take down 2 Pigs from a distance of 80 yards, achieving great success in the Hunt. A thrilling experience in the heart of Georgia's Wilderness.

A Muddy Night!

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Guide Capt Ben took Don and Timothy on a Wild Hog Hunt at Hog SWAT. The night began with the trio checking fields for Wild Hogs, eventually spotting 4 Pigs on their second field. Despite sinking into the saturated Georgia Clay up to their ankles, they stalked towards a high point to set up. With a countdown from the guide, they took down two of the Hogs and watched them to ensure they weren't playing possum. On the trek back to the van, they learned the hard way just how deep the clay could be, with Don taking a tumble and the group ending up covered in mud. After returning to town for fresh gear and zeroing their backup rifles, they headed back out for more Hunting. Although they encountered some Wild Pigs who quickly retreated, the experience was certainly a memorable one for all involved. A true adventure in the Georgia Wilderness.