Texas Hog Hunting

Craig Winters at the Nail Ranch in Texas. Free range...spot and stalk hunt. Very cool experience.
 
From Nail Ranch Website:

Hog Hunting-
Includes: 1 day guided but meals, lodging, or guides are not provided

Boar Hunts - $450.00 Flat fee based on 2 hunters per guide (1 hog per person)
Boar Hunts2 - $600.00Flat fee but guaranteed 1 on 1 service
Sow Hunts - $300.00 per person based on 2 hunters per guide. If only one hunter is booking the cost increases to $400.00

Additional boar kill fee per hunter $300.00

Additional sow kill fee per hunter $200.00

**We also offer Full Service Multiple day hog hunts for groups of 4-8 hunters. Meals, lodging and guide service are included. Contact us for a quote!!
 
Superbrad said:
There is actually a reserve in Quebec that has hog hunts and is cheaper..... not the same but just throwing that option out...
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Ya, there's loads of canned hunts right across Canada and the U.S. and there's lots of feeder hunts too....they are all pretty well cheaper just because of the logistics of running them. The Nail is a big ranch with some awesome terrain and cover and it offers a challenging hog hunt. It's got some great whitetail and predator hunting as well. Loads of coyotes and bobcats!
 
What gets me is all you hear is how hogs are such a big destructive problem. wouldm't you think you are doing someone a favour by shooting them as opposed to paying them to do it? Just a thought
 
That is just stupid expensive. I shot 18 in one day and it didn't cost me a dime. I would pay it if I could shoot as many as I wanted from a helicopter though with my CZ858 ....
 
sheephunter said:
Ya, there's loads of canned hunts right across Canada and the U.S. and there's lots of feeder hunts too....they are all pretty well cheaper just because of the logistics of running them. The Nail is a big ranch with some awesome terrain and cover and it offers a challenging hog hunt. It's got some great whitetail and predator hunting as well. Loads of coyotes and bobcats!
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Although canned these hunts aren't that easy.... no feed... and you can challenge by using bow or muzzy.... that being said, a texas hunt would be better....
 
Superbrad said:
Although canned these hunts aren't that easy.... no feed... and you can challenge by using bow or muzzy.... that being said, a texas hunt would be better....
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Wasn't passing comment or judgement...just saying that fenced hog hunts were pretty common right across Canada...not just in Quebec.
 
noneck180 said:
I wouldn't be looking for a guide if I had any idea where to hunt them. Since I am flying to another Country it would be nice to have one. When I go fishing I like having a guide with me at unfamiliar lakes as well.
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Not a bad idea too when there are things crawling around that can bite you and kill you...lol
 
I'd rather pay for a hunt in Texas, than pay for a canned hunt on a couple hundred acres of fenced land. Not saying the canned hunts are easy, just not my liking.

George
 
glang1 said:
I'd rather pay for a hunt in Texas, than pay for a canned hunt on a couple hundred acres of fenced land. Not saying the canned hunts are easy, just not my liking.

George
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Agreed.... a hog hunt in texas is, however the top option...... I am still saving pennies for a colorado elk hunt.....
 
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