This is the place it was shot...let's just say it's not having to forage quite so hard as other feral pigs

White Oak is located in Edgecombe, Pitt and Bertie counties and comprised of approximately 4,042 acres of long term managed habitat for Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Bear, Hogs, Waterfowl and Fishing. 2,156 contiguous acres are strategically located in Edgecombe and Pitt Counties with 1,885 contiguous acres in Bertie County.

White Oak Ranch was created over 24 years ago and was founded on the same QDMA principles that its members have successfully implemented and experienced in South Texas.

Two Lodges – the Main lodge is in Edgecombe County and sleeps 16, has a Rifle Range, 3D lighted Bow Range, Walk in Cooler and Custom Cleaning Facilities. Never more than 14 members - most members have been with White Oak for more than 12 years. Largest buck every killed was an Edgecombe County Main Frame 10 Pointer that gross scored 158 B&C. The Outpost is a rustic Lodge that sleeps 10 with all amenities and is located in Bertie County about 40 minutes from the Main Lodge. Bertie’s 1,886 acres are surrounded by the 35,000 acre Nature Conservancy along the Roanoke River basin.

We have 57 Permanent Stands – 15 of which have full time feeders located on them. In addition, we plant approximately 10 to 15 stands a year in lush winter Food Plots on well-maintained dozer paths. Corn is available year around for purchase for personal stands at our bulk price.


There are no mandatory Work Days. We do however encourage all members to be involved with the ranch year around.

The Annual Membership cost for Edgecombe/Pitt and Bertie Lodges and Properties is $6,000. Each Membership allows for 4 bucks inclusive of immediate family and guest, but unlimited does, Bear, Turkey, Ducks, Fishing and year around Trophy NC Wild Hogs that can be hunted at night with Red Lights. 2 Bucks can be killed in Bertie County and 2 Bucks can be killed in Edgecombe/Pitt Counties per membership. This will insure the hunting is spread across all properties, as we typically kill 25 QDMA Bucks a year and 50 Does.

White Oak Ranch QDMA management practices are based on three principles. First take twice as many does as bucks annually. Second, as every member at White Oak is looking or an older age buck - insure that over half of the bucks killed are older bucks 3.5 to 4.5 years of age. Third have fun while safely enjoying the Great Outdoors.

Still a very big pig but it is getting some assistance.