Photo: Wild Boar Hog Hunting @PigProblemInc.
The night started off well with a small sounder being spotted about 50 yards from where we first parked. With a quick set up none were harvested due to a hold over thinking the hogs were farther than what appeared, It is a common mistake for hunters to miss judge distance at night. The second field was almost the same scenario where a hog was in some overgrown brush at about 125 yards. The hunters connected and the hog ran probably 100 yards before expiring.
The second night was a bit slow with fields being checked over and over again. Finally 2 hogs were at the edge of the the field, so we geared up and started our stalk. The hogs spotted us and ran back into the woods due to misscommunication.. The guide will lead you and wants your hunt to be as successful as possible. Most people think Hunting Hogs will be easy but that is far from the truth. While we can have a high degree of success each night, every night is different. It is still important to remember we are hunting wild animals and not inside of a pen. Our Hogs are 100% wild and free in Georgia.
