Photo: Capt. Wes Jones @pigprobleminc.
Capt. Wes Jones departs Pig Problem Inc. as a guide for the past few years. We were grateful to have him on the team and he will be a value anyone he is around. We appreciate all that he has contributed to the company and the people around him. He will be greatly missed as a guide, but he is also my personal friend and we fish together out of Homer, Ak. We wish him the best in his future endeavors.
Photo: Wild Hog Hunts @pigprobleminc.
Wild Hog Hunting in Americus, GA with Pig Problem Inc. Small sounder in some freshly planted corn was taken out by Karl and Dan last night. Book a hunt and help protect the farmers corn.
Photo: Night Pig Hunting @pigprobleminc.
Peanut Protector Guide Clayton McArdle was actually protecting corn last night. The night was slow, but Clayton was still a go. He was able to stop this wild hog from stealing any corn. Karl has hunted with us many times and we are grateful to have him back. Lets hope tonight is more productive and we are able to pile them up
Photo: Thermal Hog Hunts @pigprobleminc.
Thermal Hog Hunting out of Americus, GA with Pig Problem Inc. Peanut Protector Guide Clayton McArdle was able to get this Hog down for the night. Book A Hunt and help a farmer get rid of these Wild Hogs.
Photo: Night Hog Hunting @PigProblemInc.
Night Hog Hunting in Americus, GA with Pig Problem Inc. Capt. Wes Jones was able to get A Soldiers Child this single wild hog down. Corn is going in the ground and Farmers need your help. Book A Hunt for your next wild hog hunt.
Photo: Guided Hog Hunts @PigProblemInc.
Guided Hog Hunts out of Americus, Georgia with Pig Problem Inc. Peanut Protector Guide Clayton McArdle was able to get 3 out of a sounder down early in the night. He was getting the Hoof from hogs on a particular farm, but was able to have redemption. He now has the Hogs hoofing it out of the field instead.
Photo: Hog Hunts In Georgia
Photo: Thermal Hog Hunting @PigProblemInc.
Guide Capt. Wes Jones was squeaking through the field like a rabid mouse. It was actually the new front brakes on the van. Wes wanted to challenge himself as a hunter. The squeak giving wild hogs a fair chance to run before he drops some boom boom on them. Is it Wes’s tactical beard that give him the advantage? Or does he just eat, sleep, and dream about hog hunting? I found him sleeping upright in the van like a psychopath late yesterday morning. If you enjoy Night time Wes you should see him during the day. Book A Hunt to experience this majestic bearded guide. (Boom Boom is slang for shooting hogs)
Photo: Predator Hunting In Georgia @PigProblemInc.
Peanut Protector Guide Clayton was able to drop a coyote and a beaver last night. Long night but I think this cold snap has thing hunkered down. Lets see what tonight brings and hopefully these hogs are acclimated back to the cold so we can pile them up. Wild Hog Hunting is unpredictable and can offer a lot of hogs and sometime little to none. We do all we can to get you an opportunity. Sometimes we get you in front of a few to a bunch all night long. Its your job to pile them up.
