Photo: Hog Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT
Photo: Hog Hunting Georgia @HogSWAT
Two night hog hunt produced a few hogs for these two guys. The first night started off with a Hog doing a “Houdini” and disappearing without a trace. The next field produced a coyote that was walking right towards them. Before it attacked, Jordan Meowed!!! at it to get it to stop, and it left with some wounds. Later in the first night a single boar was spotted next to the road of a field we have access to. The guys set up and did the count down, It was wounded, but Jordan wanted to get a photo so he sprinted across the field to make sure the hog was down to get the photo.
The second night a few coyotes were in a peanut field casually eating mice and causing ruckus. Some were scared off and some wounded but not photos were taken. Later a large sounder was spotted and a long stalk was made. Some deer blew from 200-300 yard and scared the entire sounder off the field. They waited 30 mins, but nothing ever appeared. A small group was spotted on a sod field which made for an easy stalk. 2 of the 4 were dropped and the night was finished with another successful hunt.
Many factors dictate a successful hunt. We are Wild Hog Hunting and doing spot and stalk so clothing, walking abilities, and good shot placements all become a factor. The best part of our hunts is the variety of scenarios that play out to make it a Real Hunt. Who would have guessed coyotes are afraid of Guides who Meow. Why would your world class guide “Meow” to stop a charging coyote? Or was the coyote charging? Did my guide just got excited? Book a hunt to find out more.