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So... my sister is BEGGING me to take her husband out for a couple of days. During the week. He likes guns and has never been hog hunting. I looked up a few places and they charge per kill, this is not what I am looking for!
Back in the ARMY, i had several friends who would go out and help with the hog problem and rid the carcass. PLEASE help if you know if a LOW COST place we can go to have some MAN TIME!

PM or reply is great!!!!!

Nothing?

You and thousands of others are looking for the same thing. Feral hog hunting has become a business and most places charge accordingly.

I was a lease member on this place for 15 years, and guided hog hunts as well. You won't find a better / more reasonable place. And, $250 for two nights, lodging, and all the piggies you can harvest is a bargain.

http://www.reedpropertymanagement.com/info.php?pnum=28

mrvmax wrote:You and thousands of others are looking for the same thing. Feral hog hunting has become a business and most places charge accordingly.

And that is the same reason I don't listen to farm & ranch owners when they complain about hogs being a destructive force. They got used to overcharging oilfield hands for access, and now they can reap that whirlwind. Go Pigbomb Go.

DevilDawg wrote:

mrvmax wrote:You and thousands of others are looking for the same thing. Feral hog hunting has become a business and most places charge accordingly.

And that is the same reason I don't listen to farm & ranch owners when they complain about hogs being a destructive force. They got used to overcharging oilfield hands for access, and now they can reap that whirlwind. Go Pigbomb Go.

It's either a business, or a problem. Those of us who hate the problem, don't like the business because we want them gone. The ones making money don't want them gone. There are also lot's of hunters, both with guns and dogs, that want more hogs so they can have more fun. Add to that lots of land owners that don't want people they don't know shooting around their livestock, and you get all kinds of mixed feelings on this subject.

Lynyrd wrote:

DevilDawg wrote:

mrvmax wrote:You and thousands of others are looking for the same thing. Feral hog hunting has become a business and most places charge accordingly.

And that is the same reason I don't listen to farm & ranch owners when they complain about hogs being a destructive force. They got used to overcharging oilfield hands for access, and now they can reap that whirlwind. Go Pigbomb Go.

It's either a business, or a problem. Those of us who hate the problem, don't like the business because we want them gone. The ones making money don't want them gone. There are also lot's of hunters, both with guns and dogs, that want more hogs so they can have more fun. Add to that lots of land owners that don't want people they don't know shooting around their livestock, and you get all kinds of mixed feelings on this subject.

That probably sums it up pretty well.

WildBill wrote:

Lynyrd wrote:

DevilDawg wrote:

mrvmax wrote:You and thousands of others are looking for the same thing. Feral hog hunting has become a business and most places charge accordingly.

And that is the same reason I don't listen to farm & ranch owners when they complain about hogs being a destructive force. They got used to overcharging oilfield hands for access, and now they can reap that whirlwind. Go Pigbomb Go.

It's either a business, or a problem. Those of us who hate the problem, don't like the business because we want them gone. The ones making money don't want them gone. There are also lot's of hunters, both with guns and dogs, that want more hogs so they can have more fun. Add to that lots of land owners that don't want people they don't know shooting around their livestock, and you get all kinds of mixed feelings on this subject.

That probably sums it up pretty well.