Fall Hog Hunting - Night Hog Hunts
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Fall Hog Hunting in Georgia Peanuts are starting to get harvested and Hogs are out. This Wild Hog was in some cut corn and after getting in position to get a better view he was easily taken. Later in the night a large sounder was spotted, but none went down. The stalk was long and the hogs were constantly moving making the hunt a challenge to get in position with the wind direction and field conditions. We are 100% wild and free range Wild Hog Hunting.
A day after the Hurricane - Hog Hunting
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1 Day after the storm and Jordan was able to get them 4 encounters on hogs. A few singles and a large sounder and then a coyote to end the night. Need an idea for a bachelor party that doesn’t involve bad decisions that may change your wedding plans? Book a Thermal Hog Hunt with your friends. We have even taken Bachelorette parties in the past. The wild thing is that gals didn’t have underbites and were normal good looking women. Going hunting equals a long and prosperous marriage and we want to thank these guys for hunting with us.
Wild Weather Hog Hunting
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We hunt because the Hogs are already wet. We pretty much hunt all weather except thunderstorms. We understand the commitment customer’s make coming all the way to Georgia to Hog Hunt. So we do everything we can to get you on hogs, Would you rather sit in a hotel or go hunt? Rain or shine we are out helping farmer and wage and all out war on these invasive animals. While Other sit on the sidelines we brave the weather and have a little bit of excitement. Trees were down, Rain was pouring down on stalks, The winds gusting and changing direction as the night went on. Both guides were able to have some sucess for the night. Noah was able to pile them up while Jordan connected on a boar but it was never recovered. We can’t predict the weather, Hog movement, or the stalks we have to make. But we put in the effort and try to make a memorable experience.
Hog Hunt - Georgia Hog Hunts
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Another successful hunt!!! first field produced a easy opportunity to start off the night. We got a few new properties to hunt that are ate up with hogs doing damage to some orchards. Our Farmers and land owners rely on us to do a good job at helping with this invasive wild hog problem. After grinding though the night another sounder was spotted in a peanut field that hogs have been hitting pretty hard. 2 more hogs were eliminated from SW Georgia peanut fields to end the night.
Hog Hunting For the First time
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First Time Hog Hunting and it was a success. Guide Noah was able to get this Hog down out of a group of 15 ish. While only a few presented good shots this one went down. After checking a few more fields, They circled back to the field they were successful and another sounder was spotted. The first time hunters were able to drop 2 more out of 8. Everyone thinks Wild Hogs are dumb, but it’s probably the smartest animal in North America that is actively hunted. We take pride in taking first time hunters and ensure a safe and memorable hunt.
BACHELOR Party - Hog Hunts
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What kind of Bachelor party Ideas do you have? Why not come to SW Georgia and Slay Hogs with your wedding party? It was slow with severe rain and thunder storms til 2-3 am. We finally were able to get on a large sounder and put 10 Hogs down getting done at sun up after butchering. 2 Guides led their teams out together to line up and knock them down. The groom didn’t want to spend his time riding around in the van and tried to end it at 2:30 am, but we pushed through to persevere with a successful hunt. While some nights are action packed some nights can be slow. The photos don't tell the full story and the ups and downs of the hunt. I made a bet with the groom if he missed he would have to share his favorite photo of his Bride with me. He didn’t miss and now I don’t get to see his favorite photo. He will have a successful marriage since he performed under pressure, and gets the HogSWAT bessing.
We can accommodate wedding parties as large as 20 hunters with 4 guides . Pleas call 229-364-4016 to inquire on our next Bachelor Party, Honeymoon trip, Corporate Retreat, Team Building Exercise, Or Hog Hunting Experience.
Southwest Georgia Hog Hunting
Couples that Slay together, Stay together!!! What’s more fun than Banging Pigs at night with your favorite person, Maybe you could add a few coyotes to spice it up. We do all we can every night to make it happen and swing for home runs only. We hunt out of our AWD vans to make it as comfortable as possible so you can enjoy the views and stay out of the elements. Our Thermal Hog Hunts are 100% free range Hunting Spot and Stalk style.
NIght Hog Hunting - HogSWAT
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Repeats came down for some Thermal Hog Hunting in SW Georgia. on a single night they were able to stalk on 2 sounders to get some hogs down. Don’t let the photos fool you, Thermal Hog Hunting can be a challenge when all the hogs start running. Book a Hunt and lets see how many you can pile up at HogSWAT.
Stuck In The Mud - Second Night - Please Read
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We hunt year-round in all types of weather to give our customers the best effort possible on every hunt. On the first night, Guide Jordan Started hunting at 8 PM until 6 AM and the group had a very successful night, piling up hogs.
On the second night, Jordan checked a few fields before unfortunately sliding into a ditch on Buck Nelson Road. While accidents happen in this line of work, we always strive to do right by our customers. We understand the time, money, and travel expenses that go into coming to Southwest Georgia to hunt with us, and we value that greatly.
Each of our vehicles is equipped with AWD or 4WD, traction pads, and recovery tools. Unfortunately, Jordan was unable to locate his shovel, which made getting unstuck more difficult. Our internal policy is to attempt recovery ourselves for at least an hour before calling a tow service. On this particular night, we did not have additional guides or support assets available, so Jordan contacted Peacock Towing, a local company that has reliably assisted us many times over the years in our rural area. To clarify, the road where the vehicle became stuck was a county-maintained road, not a private farm road.
The vehicle was recovered around 12:30 AM. Afterward, the group decided to end the hunt, feeling that too much of the night had been lost. The following morning, after speaking with Jordan and getting a full understanding of the situation, I reached out to the customer and offered a complimentary night of hunting for the affected hunters. Shortly after, I received a Google review describing the experience negatively, followed by phone calls in which legal action was mentioned.
I have always tried to treat customers fairly and stand behind my guides and our business. I have never rescinded an offer made to a customer, and we work hard to make things right when situations outside anyone’s control happen. However, moving forward, my team and I will have to figure out this groups intentions moving forward.
We are always open to honest feedback and understand that not every hunt will go perfectly. HogSWAT has been operating since 2008 and have built our reputation on hard work, honesty, and fairness. We have both positive and negative reviews, and we continue to learn and improve from every experience.
At the end of the day, people book hunts to create memories with family and friends, and we genuinely value being part of those moments. Communication is important to us, which is why we provide detailed information on our website along with clear booking and cancellation policies.
We appreciate all of our customers who continue to support our small business, and we will continue working hard to provide the best hunting experience possible.
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Stacking Hogs - Thermal Hog Hunting
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John, Dwight, and Dakota were able to stack up some hogs for the first night of their weekend hog hunt. Guide Jordan went 5/5 on the first encounter for the night. Then had to play cat and mouse on some fields with hogs coming in and out of the corn to feed on peanuts. None were recovered as they all made into the tall corn. Third go round was on a field next the the road, they made a great stalk, but then the neighbors dogs started barking so shots were rushed. Finally they checked one last field to find a sounder destroying a corn field. They stack them up with what they could find in some knee high corn. We try to get as many encounter as possible and it’s a rinse and repeat process. Meaning we get a go round, pile them up, do photos, butcher and then go look for more. Rarely will will pile them up at the end of the hunt for a glory photo. We Hog Hunt vast areas due to crop rotation and hot spots. If you want to stack up some hogs book a hunt with us at HogSWAT.
Feral Hog Hunting In Georgia
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Second night of war with feral hogs in South West Georgia. After a failed attempt earlier in the night and having to engage at a longer distance. Guide Noah was able to connect on a sounder in a planted corn field. These two hogs were recovered and he was another win for the farmers. Our customers brought their own equipment for the hunt with us. We offer a $50 discount if you bring your own equipment, and we help get you dialed in at the beginning of the night. Book A Hunt with us at HogSWAT for a chance to harvest unlimited hogs.
Second Night of Hog Hunting - Americus, GA
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Second night of hog hunting ended with these two peanut bandits getting taken out. After a few failed attempts and recoveries earlier in the hunt, Guide Jordan finally connected after battling some tough high winds and putting in the work.
This group of guys were awesome, 3 generations hunting together is a special thing to be apart of. We are grateful to be apart of these special moments in time. I train my guides with procedures and safety protocols for every hunt so customers remain safe.
Safety is something we take seriously here at HogSWAT. We owe it to your family and everyone involved to maintain a standard of integrity and accountability to keep people safe. At the end of the day, we will always stand behind protecting our customers, guides, farmers, and everyone involved over anything else. Safety comes first. Always.
Family Fun Hog Hunting
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First Night of Hog Hunting started off getting on a sounder in some Wheat. Were able to put quite a few down but it was impossible to gather them all up in the tall wheat. Jordan was able to put hands on 3 without spending more time trying to recover all of them. Found another sounder on a field just outside of Americus, GA and tried to get super close. Jordan was able to use the tree line to get within 50 yards to ensure the best opportunity. Double digits of hogs down has eluded him this season, but he gets the most opportunities of any guide. After the smoke settled and the screams stopped only 2 hogs were down in the field. He was heart broken, but happy to help the farmers.
I tell Jordan I make it look easy. Jordan, sometimes you don’t always get what you want. Jordan sometime customers don’t really want to take that much meat home. Jordan, you need to get closer. Jordan, use a bigger caliber. Jordan, have them aim. Jordan I need to stop typing this, but I am having too much fun.
Friends Wild Boar Hunting
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Two friends hunting together with us in Georgia. They wanted a quick Hog Hunt and Guide Noah was able to get them on a single boar after checking a few fields. we usually hunt late, but since we are fully private customers can dictate when the hunts need to end. We pride ourselves on safety and putting in the work to get our customers on Hogs.
We Love Hog Hunting
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Guide Jordan was able to get them on a sounder early dropping 3 to start the night. Later in the night a scout called them in on a single wild hog and they dropped it with ease. Later a failed stalk happened and the sounder spooked. Hunting at night has its challenges limited viability, fatigue, muddy walking condition, and most of all the thrill. We love guiding hunts and helping our farmers. Book a Hunt at www.HogSWAT.com
Hog Hunting In Georgia
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We just wrapped up an incredible 2 Night Thermal Hog Hunt here in Americus GA. After a solid first night, the team headed back out to face some challenging conditions. While the evening started slow with heavy fog rolling into the fields, our thermal gear allowed us to cut through and find where the Wild Boars were hiding.
The highlight of this night of Wild Hog Hunting was an intense engagement at one of our southern properties where the team successfully secured 6 pigs in a single go-around. The action was fast-paced, with the group working together to manage the harvest while scouting for the rest of the sounder. Later in the night, a great tip led us to another group of pigs where we added 2 more to the tally, bringing our Night 2 total to 8.
Combined with the 6 hogs from the previous session, this group finished their trip with a total of 14 Wild Hogs harvested! We are extremely grateful we got to take these guys out for the full experience. It was a pleasure having them on the Guided Hog Hunt, and we hope they had a blast with the Best Hog Hunting outfit in Georgia.
Americus, Ga Hog Hunting
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The Night Hog Hunting kicked off with plenty of movement as we navigated various terrains in Americus GA. After scouting several properties, we coordinated with Guide Noah to locate a large single boar. Using our AGM Thermal gear, we executed a successful Spot And Stalk Hunting, closing the distance to 100 yards and securing the first harvest of the night.
Later in the shift, we located a sounder of over 10 Wild Hogs positioned in the center of a large field. This setup required extreme discipline; because most of the group was lined up with an irrigation pivot, we had to carefully select targets in a safe chance lane to the left. The team initiated a 400-yard stalk and engaged, successfully tagging their targets during a high-speed encounter.
Despite the late hour, our guests' enthusiasm kept us in the field until past 5:00 AM, checking every possible acre for activity. We are grateful we got to take such a dedicated group out with us. It was a pleasure having them in the field, and we hope they had an unforgettable experience Hog Hunting in Georgia!
Hunting Wild Hogs In Georgia
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The night began with a strategic choice. After spotting multiple groups of Wild Hogs, the team decided to pursue a pair of hogs nearby rather than risk alerting a larger sounder further out. Through steady coordination and follow-up chances, they successfully secured the first harvest of the night Hog Hunting.
Later, the group located a large single boar and initiated a 250-yard Spot And Stalk. After the initial engagement, the team showed great persistence, tracking the Wild Boar and securing the second harvest at long range. We ended the night with two successful harvests and a lot of ground covered. We are grateful we got to take these guys out and hope they had a great time experiencing Thermal Hog Hunting in Georgia!
Georgia Thermal Hog Hunting
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This is the start of a 2 Night Hog Hunt! This Thermal Hog Hunt started the night with a successful stalk on a single in the north fields, followed by another successful harvest near the woodline at our second location. Using our thermal, we tracked a large sounder that eventually moved onto our property near a pivot system. After waiting for a safe chance window, the team engaged and secured their third pig of the night.
We ended the morning with 3 pigs down! We are extremely grateful we got to take these guys out in the field with us. It was a pleasure having them on night 1 of this Wild Hog Hunt. Let’s see what night 2 brings!
Hog Hunting In Georgia
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We started the night strong in the first field, where we successfully secured 2 Wild Hogs. We spent the rest of the evening tracking several other sounders across South GA farmland. While the other groups of Wild Boars managed to evade us later in the night, we had some great opportunities and long stalks.
We are extremely grateful we got to take these guys out in the field with us. It was a pleasure having them on the Thermal Hog Hunt, and we hope they had a great time experiencing Hog Hunting in Georgia.