Been talking to the boss, and he says we could stand getting rid of some pigs so this is what I came up with.

One day hog hunts.

1 or 2 people = $75.00 each.

3 or 4 people = $50.00 each.

Guided hunt for one pig up to 150 pounds per hunter.

Additional hogs up to 150 pounds can be taken for $75.00 each, hogs over 150 pounds are $100.00 each.

Until Spring Turkey season closes 1 gobbler can be taken for $150.00.

Hunting will be done from blinds over feeders, with the possibility of some spot and stalk hunting.

This can be changed to a two day hunt for $400.00 for the group.

Lodging and meals can be arranged @ $50.00 per night per person.

You can contact either myself via pm or at 682-365-3217, or my boss Robert Stewart @ 1-940-564-6722 or you can also email Robert at rjs@brazosnet.com

Hunts will take place in Archer and Young counties in north Texas, about 45 miles south of Wichita Falls.

where are you located???

We are about 45 miles south of Wichita Falls. all of the properties are within a 10 mile radius of Olney.

We have feeders running year round and have plenty of hogs roaming the properties.

EWe are still seeing quie a few turkeys, some of them really nice gobblers.

The biggest hogs we are seeing are in the 200 to 250 pound range.

Am interested in a hunt for two hunters nextweek. Let me know what dates next week are free???

Bump for a smokin' deal!

404, just contact either Robert or myself with what days you want to hunt, we are open at this time.

Thanks for the bump Bob.

Our group of Spring turkey hunters saw several pigs this morning and then my wife and I saw a group of about 30 animals around 7 p.m. today.

Here are some fairly recent pictures from one of the pastures we hunt. These were taken in early April, bejore the cattle in the pasture tore up the camera. Also there is a picture of an 82 pound boar I killed on a different place on April 2nd.

What is the closest town to the ranch?

Wichita Falls is the closest big town, about 45 miles north of us, the DFW Metroplex is the closest major urban area/airport about 100 miles to the east of us.

Since our game cams have been acting up, I have spent the past two mornings out looking for pigs on one of the properties a few miles south west of where I live.

On Wed. the 18th., I set in one of our stands watching for a while and only had deer coming in.

This morning I decided to come in a different way and pass by one of the wheat fields on the place. I looked out into the field and saw a few pigs grazing. The wind was out of the south, shifting from southeast to southwest at 15 miles per hour, maybe stronger.

I eased on up to the gate going into the place, parked, grabbed camera and binoculars and started sneaking toward the pigs.

It was about 300 yards + or - from where I parked to where the pigs was grazing. Luckily there is a small creek that runs thru the middle of the field, that goes north and south across the field. There are a few small mesquites along this little gully so I eased across the open ground for about 200 yards and then made it to the first mesquites.

Due to the wind direction and strength, the pigs were so busy feeding they never knew I was there. By the time I finished taking these pistures I was within 50 yards or so of the closest animals. Turns out there were between 20 and 25 animals in this bunch.

The pigs were so intent on feeding that after I got thru taking pictures, I retraced my steps and they were still in the field grazing when I went out of site to check another area.

Randall if I weren't heading to Ak in June I'd come down and see you all again. Good time, maybe next year. Anyone books this make sure it's in the contract for Randall to cook for you. He isn't much to look at but he can cook .

Many Thanks for that vote of confidence. Best of Luck on your trip to AK. I am trying to get drawn for a Coues deer hunt in Arizona this October. Maybe we will both have some good stories to tell around the campfire.

Crazyhorse... I'm trying to get some friends to do a hog hunt with me this fall. I hunted near Kerrville several years ago and really enjoyed it. Depending on what tags I draw, will definetly look into your hunts. If you get an AZ coues tag, send me a pm as I live in AZ and have knowledge of several units. regards

Thanks for the offer on the coues hunt leftcoast. I have been corresponding with a guy that lives in AZ also and he has been of great assistance. I am putting in for the Oct. hunt in unit 36B.

I know the Dec. hunt during the rut is the more coveted hunting period, but since I am just wanting to shoot a decent buck and not after a trophy animal, I think the early season hunt will work out better for me.

The main thing I am hearing/reading in regards to the hunts in the southern units is the concerns over possible confrontations with illegal aliens.

Here is a not really great photo of a sow oinker that one of our group of hunters from the Tulsa area killed on Saturday afternoon.

We had scheduled a group of 8 hunters but only 6 of them made the trip. I had just placed the hunter at a stand overlooking a feeder, and was on my way back to the truck to finish getting the other 4 hunters that wewre with me set up.

I was maybe 1/3 of the way back to the truck when I heard a shot, so I turned around and went back to where he was and he had nailed this one. When we got back to camp, I weighed her and field dressed she went 92 pounds.



He made the shot at about 4:30 or so, and the thermometer in the truck was showing the temp as 114 degrees. Unfortunately, that was the only pig we got at that property.

This weekend was not the best for hunting pigs, but the 6 hunters did manage to kill 3 pigs and one of them did have a chance at a pig, but had chosen the wrong firearm to be carrying during that part of the hunt.

I was one of the hunters on that trip. That is a photo of the pig my brother killed with a new Ruger Scout Rifle in 308. Me and another of my friends went out that same night about midnight and caught a sounder of about 35 pigs in a recently harvested wheat field. Me and Tom managed to down 2 80 pound sows. I was shooting a Ruger International in 308 and Tom was using a custom Browning in 30-338. We used NV goggles my friend Chad provided to locate the pigs and then used spot lights and Surefire flashlights when the shooting started. Chad decided to carry his shotgun with buckshot and the pigs were engaged at about 80 yards so his shots were a bit out of range.

It was a fun hunt even though the high temperature was 117 and being out even at 6:00 a.m. in the 20 to 30 mile/hour wind felt like being in a dryer turned on high. This place has a ton of hogs according to the sign and by the fact we saw hogs giving the horrible conditions. All of us saw a ton of deer, turkeys, game birds, jackrabbits and a couple of rattlesnakes.

The pluses of the hunt are the low price, super friendly folks, lots of game and the cabin A/C.

The down side is the cabin has no running water or shower facilities and it was so hot Englishmen and mad dogs avoided going out.

Randall and Robert will provide a good hunt at a very affordable price. I would do it again, just earlier in the year.

Perry

Many Thanks for the comments Perry, Robert and I were glad that you guys actually got some pigs.

Your whole group is a good bunch to hunt with and we did enjoy meeting you all and hunting with you, but you are right, hunting pigs under those conditions is rough to say the least.

Robert and I saw a lone bpoar this morning around 10:30 in the field west of where you all got yours and Robert's Son-In-Law saw to other pigs in the field south of where you guys were a little before noon today.

Thanks for hunting with us and hopefully, we will be getting running water at the cabin before too long.

With the ponds drying up, the pigs are getting more concentrated. We are still offering the hog hunts.

Okay, I have re-tweaked this hunt offering just a little.

One day hog hunts.

1 to 4 people = $50.00 each.

Guided hunt for one pig up to 150 pounds per hunter.

Additional hogs up to 150 pounds can be taken for $50.00 each, hogs over 150 pounds are $75.00 each.

Hunting will be done from blinds over feeders, with the possibility of some spot and stalk hunting.

Lodging and meals can be arranged, ask for details and price.

You can contact either myself via pm or at 682-365-3217, or my boss Robert Stewart @ 1-940-564-6722.