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Every now and then, a hunt starts with something you just don’t expect — and tonight’s surprise came when the hunters stepped out of the truck wearing full duck-hunting waders. Not a bad idea with how wet the fields have been from days of rain, just… not something you see every night on a Thermal Hog Hunt in Georgia.
And to make it even better, one guy eventually ditched the waders and went full shorts in 48-degree weather. That’s commitment.
The night kicked off with hogs on Wise Road, but movement in the brush made them slip out before the stalk could come together. Not unusual — pigs adapt instantly to sound, scent, and shifting wind, especially when fields are wet and soft from rain.
Later, the hunters took a chance on a pair and got some quick action in before moving west. The big moment came on Ben’s, where a Sounder was working across the field. With patience and a clean setup, the crew managed to recover two hogs — a solid win on a night full of surprises, laughs, and energy.
Through it all, these guys kept great spirits. They were fun, easygoing, and fully embracing the adventure — waders, shorts, cold air and all. That’s what makes Wild Hog Hunting in Georgia such a good time. You never know what you’ll see, how the night will unfold, or what stories you’ll walk away with.
Another successful night in the books with Pig Problem — where every Hog Hunt is different, and every group brings its own brand of entertainment.
