Howdy, fellow hunters! Ready to chase some bacon on the hoof? Texoma Outfitters has got you covered with our top-rated Texas hog hunting experience. For just $300, you and a buddy can join us for a no-frills, action-packed day in the brush, going after some of the wiliest and most destructive critters in the Lone Star State. We keep our groups small – no more than six hunters – so you'll get plenty of personal attention from our seasoned guides who know every nook and cranny of this rugged terrain.
When you roll up to our meet spot, come prepared for a real Texas-style adventure. We're talking hot, dusty conditions and thick brush that'll put your stalking skills to the test. Our guides will give you the lowdown on hog behavior, showing you how to read sign and predict movement patterns. You might find yourself belly-crawling through prickly pear or perched in a stand, depending on where the sounder's been hanging out. One thing's for sure – when that group of hogs busts out of the mesquite, your adrenaline's gonna be pumping!
Hog hunting in Texas ain't like deer hunting back east. These porkers are smart, tough, and always on the move. We'll teach you to look for rooted-up ground, muddy wallows, and well-worn trails. Our property's got a mix of open grassland and dense thickets, with a few creeks running through. Depending on the time of year, we might focus on water sources or food plots. We primarily use spot-and-stalk methods, but if the pigs are being extra sneaky, we might break out the thermal scopes for some night hunting action. Just remember, these aren't your grandpa's farm hogs – they're lean, mean, and can turn on a dime, so stay sharp!
Wild hogs, feral pigs, razorbacks – whatever you call 'em, these are some of the most challenging and rewarding game animals in Texas. Weighing anywhere from 100 to over 400 pounds, these tusked terrors can do a number on crops and native wildlife. That's why there's no bag limit and no season – it's always open season on hogs in the Lone Star State.
Males (boars) sport those impressive tusks, while females (sows) are usually a bit smaller but just as fierce. They're most active at dawn and dusk, but with their excellent sense of smell and hearing, they can be a challenge any time of day. Spring and fall are prime times to hunt, when the weather's a bit cooler and the hogs are on the move.
What makes wild hogs so exciting to hunt? For one, they're smart as whips. A mature boar that's survived a few seasons is as cagey as any whitetail buck. Then there's the adrenaline rush when you spot a sounder (group of hogs) and have to decide which one to take. And let's not forget the table fare – wild pork is leaner and more flavorful than anything you'll find at the grocery store.
Alright, let's talk gear. You'll want to dress in layers – mornings can be chilly, but it heats up fast once that Texas sun gets going. Wear sturdy boots and bring gloves – thorns and cactus spines are no joke out here. As for firearms, we recommend a .270 or larger for clean, ethical kills. If you're comfortable with them, ARs in .223 or .308 are popular choices for their quick follow-up shots. Don't forget your hunting license, and maybe pack some snake boots if you're the cautious type. We'll provide water, but bringing your own snacks and a good hat is always a smart move.
Bagged yourself a big ol' boar? Congrats! Now the real work begins. We'll show you how to field dress your hog properly – it's crucial to cool that meat down fast in our Texas heat. If you're not up for processing it yourself, we've got connections with some great local butchers who can turn that pig into everything from bacon to bratwurst. And if you're looking to mount that trophy boar? We know just the taxidermist to preserve your Texas-sized memories.
Our repeat customers tell us it's the non-stop action that keeps them coming back for more. Unlike deer hunting, where you might sit for hours without seeing a thing, hog hunting with Texoma Outfitters means you're always on the move, always scanning for sign, always ready for that heart-pounding moment when a sounder erupts from the brush. Plus, there's something satisfying about knowing you're helping control an invasive species that's wreaking havoc on Texas ecosystems. It's conservation and excitement rolled into one unforgettable package.
So, are you ready to join the ranks of successful hog hunters? For just $300, you and a buddy can experience some of the best pig hunting Texas has to offer. Our small group size means you'll get personalized attention and a better shot at filling your cooler with wild pork. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time chasing hogs, Texoma Outfitters has got the know-how and the territory to make it happen. Don't let another season go by without getting in on this action. Give us a call or shoot us an email to lock in your dates. The hogs are waiting, and the hunt of a lifetime is just a booking away!
Wild hogs in Texas are no joke - these beasts can weigh up to 400 pounds and stand 3 feet tall at the shoulder. You'll find 'em roaming brushy areas, creek bottoms, and agricultural fields across the state. They're smart, tough, and reproduce like crazy, which is why hunting 'em is both a challenge and a necessity. Best time to hunt is usually fall through spring when it's cooler and vegetation's thinner. Hogs are most active at dawn and dusk, so that's when we'll be out there. Folks love hunting these critters 'cause they're crafty opponents and make for some good eating too. One local trick: if you spot rooted-up ground or wallows, set up nearby and use a hog call. Mimic piglets in distress and you might just lure in a big boar looking for an easy meal. Just be ready - when they charge, it happens fast.