Wild Hog Hunting
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Photo: Wild Hog Hunting @HogSWAT
Photo: Guided Hog Hunts In Georgia @HogSWAT
We kicked off Night 1 with precision, securing three single boars through a series of stealthy stalks. Using our AGM Thermal gear, we managed to drop one pig just 70 yards from a massive sounder without alerting the rest of the group—a perfect example of the stealth required for Nighttime Hog Hunting.
The night peaked with a high-stakes stalk on a sounder of 20+ pigs. We successfully maneuvered within 80 yards, and while the team secured another harvest as the group scrambled, we know the potential was there for even more. That’s the thrill of Wild Boar Hunting—even with a perfect approach, the chaos of a large sounder keeps you on your toes.
We ended the first half of this 2 Night Thermal Hog Hunt with 4 pigs down and are ready to get back at it for Night 2!
Wild Hog Hunts In Georgia
Photo: Hog Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT
Photo: Thermal Hog Hunting @HogSWAT
This Wild Hog Hunt required a lot of scouting as we monitored several fields around Americus, GA. After checking multiple properties and staying patient with a sounder that was playing hard to get, our persistence finally paid off. We moved to a new area and utilized our thermal gear to locate a sounder, where we successfully secured 2 Wild Hogs.
We finished the night checking a few more properties before heading in. We are grateful we got to take these guys out in the field with us. It was a pleasure having them on the Hog Hunt, and we hope they had fun experiencing Thermal Hog Hunting with our Hog Hunting Outfitter in Georgia.
Georgia Wild Hog Hunting
Photo: Wild Hog Hunting @HogSWAT
This Thermal Hog Hunt started out with scouting several properties and even having a close encounter with a clever predator during some Coyote Hunting action, the team moved toward the north fields. Which was not successful.
They located a large single Wild Boar and closed the distance to just 70 yards. Despite the adrenaline and a fast-moving target, the team regrouped and headed to our final field of the night. Using our Spot And Stalk Hunting method, we located two Wild Hogs feeding in the open.
Photo: Georgia Hog Hunting @HogSWAT
Jordan identified a safe shooting window away from nearby structures and gave the team the green light. The coordination was perfect: one pig was secured immediately, and the second was successfully harvested on the run. It was a great way to end a long night of Guided Hog Hunting in South GA. We hope these guys enjoyed there 2 night hog hunt! We hope to have them out again!
3 NIGHTS OF HOG HUNTING
PHOTO: Thermal Hog Hunts In Georgia @HogSWAT
Spotted a large sounder on an adjacent field to one we Hunt. We knew they were headed our way to tear up a freshly planted field corn field. We waited patiently and after an hour or so they finally started to head over. Property lines and permission to hunt fields is a sacred thing. Harassing hogs on another farmers land is also not permitted. It sucks to do the right thing but the most over looked part about hunting is being patient. We know the hogs are coming out, we just don’t know when. Hogs are unpredictable except for one thing, they need to eat. Grateful to have this father and son duo Hog Hunting with us for the past 3 days. They stacked up 13 with hands on and probably more that made it to the woods.