Guided Hog Hunts in South Georgia
Photo: Hog Hunting South Georgia @HogSWAT
Photo: Hog Hunting South Georgia @HogSWAT
Hog Hunting South Georgia produced some good hogs in corn and peanut fields. These two were able to have a fun night with some wild encounters. Some hogs were taken but not recovered. We hunt hogs at night only, but we offer all the equipment and guide the hunt from start to finish. When hogs are out damaging fields our job is to stop them in their tracks. It’s not a glamorous job, but we have lots of fun hunting and making memories.
2 Night Hog Hunts
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.
Vacation Hunt - Hog Hunting
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This couple came down from Ohio to do a little vacationing in Florida. Why not stop in to Georgia and do a little Night Hog Hunting while you're traveling. We are able to offer single night hunts due to the potential of a shot opportunity each night. Hog Hunting isn’t hard, but you're hunting the smartest game animal in North America in my opinion. They were able to drop this single out of a small sounder of 8-10 hogs in a peanut field. Super hard working couple and just great people in general to meet.
Head Hunters - Americus, GA
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Photo: Wild Hog Hunting Georgia @HogSWAT
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Photo: Wild Boar Hunts Georgia @HogSWAT
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Photo: Hog Hunting at Night Georgia @HogSWAT
Second night was just like the first night. Maybe a few more encounters on hogs and dogs, but ended up with 12 hogs and 2 coyotes over 2 nights. Every night is different and wild hog hunting is completely different then sitting in a fenced in pen. We are 100% free range Spot and Stalk Hog Hunting. Lots of meat was taken from the hunt, but unfortunately our freezers quit and some of the meat was lost. We will update our policy to end the freezing of the meat. We offer Euro Mount services on our hog hunts for a $175 per skull with shipping included.
Spot and Stalk Hog Hunting
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Photo: Wild Hog Hunts @HogSWAT
Started the night fast, finding the first sounder of wild hogs and putting 4 down after they got spooked. We spent the rest of the night checking fields, spotting plenty of deer movement, but the hog activity suddenly turned into a ghost town.
Guide Noah stayed persistent and finally located another sounder of feral hogs feeding in a muddy field. After a long, slow stalk through the dark, one of the hunters accidentally slammed his thermal optic while setting up, spooking the group. Even with the busted opportunity, the hunters managed to drop one big sow hog before the rest disappeared into the night.
Not every Georgai hog hunt goes perfectly, but nights like this are what make predator and hog hunting unforgettable — spot and stalk action, thermal hunting, muddy fields, close encounters, and hard-earned success on invasive wild pigs.