Has anyone ever hunted ferrel hogs in the South?

[catman71]

I need something to do in Jan/Feb and was wondering if anyone knows a guide, landowner, etc. that could set me up.

[tunrevir]

I hunted them at Bostick plantation in South Carolina a few years back. Great accommodations, friendly folks and the guides put us on some hogs each day out. I think it was 2 per hunter per day of stay. They also have turkey hunts there, deer hunting might be a possibility in Jan and Feb as well. The owner has 10,000 acres along the Savannah river that is huntable.

Tunrevir~

[eyes']

4 of us are headed down to Texas in late Feb of this coming year...

[xedge2002]

I'm heading down to Texas the first week in march next spring. I'd post the HSOforum of the place so you could see prices/contact info but got in trouble last time I did that. Can anybody give me permission to post it?

[HuskerBen]

I'll see if I can find the info for this... My dad and I went last year to a place in NW Arkansas, and we saw hogs all day. I ended up taking one, but Dad passed several and didn't take one that day (although he could have easily on several occasions). It was a blast. The land owners just want them gone, and in most states, there is no season and no limit.

There were numerous shot opportunities, and I could have taken one with a bow. If you do go with a bow, though, it might be a good idea to take a sidearm. Them things can get nasty.

Ben

[Powerstroke]

No you can't post the link but you can post the name of the place and any normal person can google it. Nothing against that.

[xedge2002]

Google "Texas Best Outfitters" it should be the first one to pop up. The name of the place is Krooked River Ranch