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Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping night hunt on private land just outside Forney, Texas. This limited-time hog hunting opportunity runs from January 2nd through March, giving you the chance to bag some bacon using cutting-edge thermal technology. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking to pop your first pig, our experienced guide will set you up for success in the heart of hog country.
This ain't your grandpa's deer stand. We're talking thermal scopes, green lights, and all the fixings for a high-tech hog takedown. You'll post up in a comfortable blind near a feeder, waiting for those tuskers to come nosing around. Our guide's got years of experience hunting these crafty critters, so he'll share all the tricks of the trade to boost your odds. Just remember, while we'll put you on the pigs, Mother Nature calls the shots - there's no guarantee you'll fill your cooler, but we guarantee you'll have a blast trying.
Leave the camo face paint at home, folks. For this hunt, it's all about the tech. We provide the blind, chairs, and a feeder rigged with a green light to draw in the hogs. You'll need to bring your own rifle and ammo - and don't skimp on the rounds, these piggies can take a licking. Pro tip: pack some bug spray and snacks, 'cause once those hogs start moving, you won't want to budge an inch. Oh, and don't forget your valid Texas hunting license and proof of hunter education. No paperwork, no pork - them's the rules.
While pigs are the main event, your tag comes with some sweet bonus opportunities. Keep your eyes peeled for coyotes ($20 bounty if you bag one), raccoons, rabbits, and even the elusive bobcat. It's like a real-life version of critter bingo out there. Just remember, what happens in the blind stays in the blind - unless you decide to mount that trophy bobcat on your wall.
So you've dropped a hog - now what? For $30, we'll skin and quarter your prize, saving you from wrestling a greasy pig in the dark. If you're the DIY type, feel free to butcher it yourself. Either way, we'll quarter it up with the skin on for free. Bring plenty of coolers if you're hoping for a big haul. Nothing beats the taste of fresh, wild pork, especially when you've harvested it yourself.
Wild hogs are the stars of this show, and for good reason. These tusked terrors can weigh anywhere from 100 to 400 pounds, with attitude to match. They're smart, tough, and always on the move, making them a challenging and exciting quarry. Hogs are most active at night, which is why we use thermal scopes to level the playing field. They've got a keen sense of smell, so pay attention to the wind direction. And here's a fun fact: a group of hogs is called a "sounder." Bet that'll impress your hunting buddies.
Coyotes are your secondary target, and they're no slouch in the challenge department. These wily predators are lightning-quick and sharp-eyed, so you'll need to be on your A-game to bag one. They're most active around dawn and dusk, so keep your ears open for their distinctive yips and howls. Taking one down not only puts a little extra cash in your pocket but also helps local ranchers protect their livestock.
Bobcats are the trophy animal of the night. Spotting one of these elusive felines is a treat in itself, and taking one home is bragging rights for life. They're masters of camouflage and stealth, so you'll need eagle eyes and a quick trigger finger. Bobcats are most active during the twilight hours, so stay alert as day turns to night.
This limited-time hog hunting experience is hotter than a Texas summer, so don't wait to lock in your date. Whether you're after your first hog or your fiftieth, our thermal hunt offers a unique chance to test your skills against one of nature's wiliest opponents. Bring your rifle, your A-game, and a big cooler - you might just be taking home the bacon. Call now to reserve your spot and get ready for a night hunt you won't soon forget. The hogs are waiting - are you ready to answer the call?