Best Hog Hunting In Georgia

Photo Night 1: Pro Hunters @PigProblem

Photo Night 1: Wild Hog Hunting @PigProblem

Photo Night 2: Hunting With Friends @PigProblem

Guide Capt Clayton recently led a 2 Night Guided Hog Hunt for a group of four best friends who were helping take down the serious Pig Problem In South Georgia.. The first night of the Hunt started off strong, with two Hogs taken down by the group. Excited about their success, they eagerly anticipated what the second night would bring.

As night two rolled around, the group headed out for another round of Thermal Hog Hunting with Guide Capt Peanut Protector Clayton leading the way. The night was filled with excitement and anticipation as they searched for their next target. The group's efforts paid off as they ended the night with four Wild Hogs successfully taken down.

Overall, the 2 Night Hog Hunt was a huge success. The group of friends had a Great Time Hunting together and were thrilled with their results. With a total of four Hogs Taken Down, they were able to make a significant dent in their Pig Problem and had a memorable experience to look back on. Guide Capt Clayton's expertise and guidance were instrumental in ensuring a Successful Hunt, and the group was grateful for his assistance.

Long Range Hog Hunting

Photo: HUGE HOG @PigProblem

Photo: This Can’t Be The Same Hog… @PigProblem

Guide Capt Max, known for his expertise in Hunting and Guiding, led a group on an exciting 1 Night Hog Hunt that revolved around Long-Range Hunting. The group, armed with Bowen Custom guns, embarked on the adventure with a clear focus on precision and skill.

During the Hunt, three Hogs were hit, but it was one particular Wild Hog that fell to the ground. To capture the moment and commemorate the successful kill, Guide Capt Max made sure to position the Pig in a way that made it appear larger than life, prompting a satisfied smile from the Hunter. Since the group was engaging in Long-Range Hog Hunting, the emphasis was on accuracy and marksmanship rather than traditional stalking and tracking methods.

As a result, the photo taken with the fallen Wild Pig served as a testament to the group's collective efforts and the thrill of Long-Range Wild Hog Hunting. It encapsulated the essence of the Hunt in a single image, showcasing the group's ability to take down prey with precision and finesse.

Guide Capt Max reflected on the memorable 1 Night Thermal Hog Hunt with pride, recognizing the skill and camaraderie that defined the experience. The group's dedication to Long-Range Hunting In Georgia and their successful kill left a lasting impression, culminating in a single photo that captured the essence of their adventure.

Why Hunt At Night?

Photo Night 1: Hog Down @PigPrblem

Photo Night 2: Little Piggie Didn’t Make It Home @PigProblem

Photo Night 2: The Grass Is Always Greener On The Other Side… Just Not For Wild Hogs @PigProblem

Photo Night 2: Headache? @PigProblem

Hog Hunting is a popular activity in Southwest Georgia, and it's especially exciting when done at night using Thermal Technology. The use of thermal imaging scopes, binoculars, and cameras has revolutionized Hunting by allowing Hunters to see in complete darkness and identify animals based on their body heat. This gives them a significant advantage when Hunting Wild Hogs, which are notorious for being elusive and difficult to spot. The night brings advantages for Hog Hunting as they become active during this time. Using a thermal scope, Hog Hunters are able to see the Hogs from a distance without spooking them, and plan our approach accordingly. Not only does this make it easier to track down Wild Pigs, but it also improves the accuracy of the shot. Thermal Imaging provides a clear view of different body parts of the hog, making it easier to aim for a vital organ and ensure a quick and humane kill. In Southwest Georgia, Hog Hunting is not only a recreational activity but a necessary one. Wild Hogs are a non-native invasive species that cause significant damage to crops and the environment. Night Hunting Using Thermal technology has proven to be an efficient and effective way to manage their population and reduce their impact on the ecosystem.

Calling The Mighty Pig Gods

Photo: Thank You Pig Gods @PigProblem

Guide Capt Max had been leading Wild Hog Hunts at Pig Problem for years, but this particular night was shaping up to be one for the books. The first night had been long and challenging, with the Hogs proving to be elusive and cunning. But Guide Capt Max knew that perseverance was key in any Thermal Hunt, and he was determined to make the most of the second night of Hog Hunting.

As the group set out into the darkness, the air was thick with anticipation. The Wild Hogs were out there somewhere, waiting to be found. Guide Capt Max called upon the Pig Gods for assistance, knowing that their guidance would lead them to success.

The team moved through the dense underbrush, their senses on high alert. Suddenly, a rustling in the bushes ahead caught Guide Capt Max's attention. He signaled for the group to stop and listened intently. Sure enough, the distinct sounds of snorting and Grunting filled the air.

With expert precision, Guide Capt Max led the group towards the source of the noise. The Pigs were close now, their scent strong in the air. It was time to make their move.

As the Wild Pigs burst from the undergrowth, the group sprang into action. Shots rang out, and the Hogs fell one by one. Guide Capt Max watched with satisfaction as the Pile Of Hogs grew larger and larger. The Pig Gods had truly smiled upon them this night.

As the Hog Hunt came to an end, Guide Capt Max couldn't help but reflect on the thrill of the chase. Every moment of the night had been Milked for all it was worth, and the team had emerged victorious. Another Successful Hunt at Pig Problem Inc, thanks in no small part to Guide Capt Max's expert leadership.

Night Life In Americus, Ga

Photo: Night Life In Americus, Ga

Guide Capt Max led the McDonough Clan on a thrilling 1 Night Hog Hunt using Thermal Technology to Hunt Wild Pigs At Night. The group was able to drop a couple of Wild Hogs, with Brett and Travis both getting some great shots in. It was Travis's first Hunt with us and he showed a natural talent for Hunting, while Brett's experience and family history ofBoar Hunting shone through in his skills. Brett, whose family crest featured a Wild Boar, truly had Wild Boar Hunting in his blood and it was a privilege to have him Hunting with us. Overall, it was a successful and Exciting Night of Hunting under the expert guidance of Guide Capt Max.

It's Raining Hogs Outside

Photo Night 1: The Pigs Were Thirsty @PigProblem

Photo Night 2: Piggie Down @PigProblem

Photo Night 2: Hunting In Georgia @PigProblem

Hog Hunting In The Rain

What a Hog Hunt these guys had. Tornado warning, rain, and mad storms. These guys came to Hunt Wild Hogs and they did just that. Not many people are willing to do what these guys did. If you want to Hunt Wild Boars and are looking for a company that does it all no matter the condition (unless it is high risk) then Pig Problem is the company you’ve been looking for. Lets go Hunting! Watch the video…

Nothing Can Stop This Crew

Photo: Wild Hog Hunting @PigProblem

Photo: Guide Hank Said It’s Bed Time For The Piggies @PigProblem

Last night with Hog Hunting there was flash floods, lighting, or tornado warnings did not deter them from their mission of Hunting Hogs. Despite the harsh weather conditions, the group managed to take down a total of 3 Wild Hogs that night. Tracking a group of 3 in the pouring rain on the second field, they were able to successfully kill one, while the other 2 barely escaped. Moving on to the third field, they spotted 1 Pig at first, but upon closer inspection, they found a group of 9 more Wild Pigs. Surrounding the lone pig, they were able to successfully take down 2 more. Dragging the heavy animals through the soft mud in the pouring rain proved to be a challenging workout. Despite checking a couple more fields with no luck, the Hunt was considered a great success in the end.

Dropping Wild Hogs

Photo: Night Hunting @PigProblem

Photo: Pig Pile @PigProblem

During the first Hog Hunt of March for Pig Problem, Guide Capt Max led a Group of Hunters on a thrilling Thermal Hog Hunt in Americus, Georgia. Reflecting on the Successful Hunt, Guide Capt Max exclaimed, "Great Night of Hunting."

The highlight of the evening for Guide Capt Max was surpassing Guide Capt Clayton in Hog Hunting prowess. With a total of 9 Wild Hogs down for the night, we hope the Hunters experienced a memorable and Successful Hunt. Guide Capt Max expressed his satisfaction with the outcome, emphasizing the excitement and joy that comes with a great evening of Hunting. The friendly competition and camaraderie among guides added an extra layer of enjoyment to the experience for all involved.

Thermal Hog Hunting

Photo: Thermal Hog Hunting @PigProblem

Located in Americus, Georgia, Hog Hunting enthusiasts can experience the thrill of Night Hunting using Thermal Technology. The Hunting method in Americus involves locating wild hogs using thermal imaging and then embarking on a Stealthy Stalk to get as close as possible without alerting the Hogs to their presence.

Stalking Wild Hogs can be a challenging endeavor, not primarily because of their night vision (which is comparable to humans), but due to their keen sense of smell. Any slight shift in wind direction can give away the Hunter's presence, causing the Wild Hogs to flee the scene. This phenomenon is known as "getting winded" and can make the Hunt even more challenging.

For those eager to take on the challenge of Hunting Wild Hogs, Americus, Georgia is the place to be. Come and experience the excitement of Night Hog Hunting with Thermal Imaging Technology, and let the adventure begin as you track and stalk these elusive creatures under the cover of darkness. It's an experience not to be missed for any Hunting Enthusiast seeking an adrenaline-fueled pursuit of these Wily Creatures. See you in Americus, Georgia, ready to take down some Piggies!

A Hog's Fate...

Photo: You Can Run, But You’re Going Down @PigProblem

Photo: You Can’t Escape Your Fate Piggie @PigProblem

Guide Hank had a successful hog hunting outing with Joe and Mark, who had a great time slaying hogs. Despite encountering some shy pigs, the guys skillfully prevented them from running off. They managed to harvest one pig in the first field they checked. In the second field, they encountered five pigs that were spooked by a pack of coyotes multiple times. However, this did not deter them, as they located the pigs around the corner of the tree line and made quick shots before their scent reached the animals. By the end of the night, they had taken down two pigs, marking a great success.