Georgia Wild Hog Hunts

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Two Nights in the Fields

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When you book a hunt with Pig Problem, you’re signing up for an experience like no other - Stalking Wild Hogs under the cover of darkness, Scanning Fields Through High-Tech Thermal, and putting your skills to the test against one of the smartest, toughest animals in the South.

Recently, Guide Capt Clayton led a group of 5 Hunters on a Two-Night Hunting Adventure through the farmlands of Americus, Georgia. With clear skies and cool temperatures, conditions were looking good for some solid Wild Hog Action.

Night One:

Success in the Field

The first night kicked off strong. After a short briefing and a few practice shots to get comfortable with the gear, the Hunters loaded up and rolled out under the glow of a rising moon. It didn’t take long to find a Hog .

Patience paid off when the team spotted movement in the distance. A Quick Stalk brought them within range, and with a well-placed shot from 400 yards away, they had their first Wild Hog on the ground. Cheers and handshakes followed, along with a few photos to capture the moment. With the night still young, the group pressed on, but the Pigs proved elusive for the rest of the Wild Hog Hunt.

Night Two:

The Challenge of the Hunt

The second night brought new challenges. Despite covering a lot of ground and spotting a few promising heat signatures, the Wild Pigs just weren’t cooperating. Sometimes they stayed just out of range, other times they vanished before a stalk could happen.

By 1 a.m., the group made the call to wrap up early. That’s the reality of Hog Hunting - Wild Animals sow a script. Some nights they’re everywhere, and others, they play hard to get. But that’s what makes it exciting.

A Hunt to Remember

Even without a second-night harvest, the experience is one to remember. The Hog Hunters got to put their skills to the test, see the land through a Thermal Equipment, and share the highs and lows of the Hog Hunt with good company. That’s what it’s all about - camaraderie, adventure, and the thrill of the chase.

Whether you’re a Seasoned Hunter or new to Night Hunting, Pig Problem Inc is ready to put you on Wild Hogs. Book your Guided Hog Hunt today and see if you have what it takes to outsmart the Toughest Hunting Game in South Georgia!

Georgia Hog Hunting

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Thermal Hog Hunting Adventures in Georgia

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When it comes to Hog Hunting, few experiences rival the thrill of chasing Wild Hogs under the cover of darkness with state-of-the-art Thermal Technology. At PigProblem, Inc., our mission is to provide a Hunting Adventure while helping farmers control the destructive wild hog population that wreaks havoc on their land.

Guide Clayton recently wrapped up a 2 Night Hog Hunt, where he and his group took to the fields of South Georgia for a chance to bag Wild Hogs. While these clever animals put up quite a challenge, the team successfully harvested one Hog during the Hunt. Wild Hogs are notoriously intelligent and elusive, and every Wild Hog Hunt is a test of patience, skill, and persistence.

The Challenge and Reward of Hog Hunting

Wild Hog Hunting isn’t easy - and that’s exactly why we love it. Some nights, you might spot Dozens of Hogs, while other nights, they seem to disappear entirely. Even when you see a bunch of Wild Pigs, the wind might shift at the wrong moment. A single whiff of human scent, and they’re gone, running into the darkness before you can take a shot.

Hogs are smart, cautious, and always on high alert, which makes Hunting them one of the most challenging pursuits in the field. But it’s that very challenge that keeps us coming back night after night. It’s the thrill of the chase, the rush of Spotting a Hog through the Thermal Equipment, and the satisfaction of outsmarting one of the most elusive animals in the wild.

Why Choose Thermal Hog Hunting?

Thermal Hog Hunting gives Hog Hunters a unique advantage. With cutting-edge Thermal op-tic-s, we can detect the heat signatures of hogs in complete darkness, making it easier to locate and track them in the Farm Fields of South Georgia. This technology doesn’t make the Guided Hog Hunt easy - but it levels the playing field in a way that’s fair and exciting.

Whether you’re a Seasoned Hunter or new to the sport, our Hunting Guides are here to help you navigate every step of the process. From spotting hogs to lining up the perfect shot, we’re committed to making sure you have a safe, enjoyable, and Unforgettable Hunting Experience.

A Hunt That Makes a Difference

Pig Hunting isn’t just a Thrilling Hunting Adventure - it’s a vital conservation effort. Wild Hogs are an Invasive Species that cause millions of dollars in damage to crops, property, and native ecosystems every year. By Hunting them, we’re helping farmers protect their land and controlling the spread of this destructive animal.

Are You Ready for the Challenge?

Wild Pig Hunting is hard. It’s unpredictable, demanding, and not every night will end with a Trophy Boar. But that’s what makes it special. At Pig Problem, we embrace the challenge because we know it’s worth it - for the land, for the farmers, and for the thrill of the hunt.

If you’re ready to experience the excitement of Thermal Hog Hunting in Georgia, we’re here to guide you. Contact us today to book your next Hunting Trip and discover why we’re so passionate about what we do.

Let’s hunt, conserve, and create memories together!

2 Nights Of Hog Hunting

The Great Pig Problem:

Lessons from Hank’s Two-Night Hog Hunt

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When it comes to Wild Hog Hunting, every Hunting Trip is a unique adventure, filled with triumphs and challenges. Recently, our Guide Hank led a group of Hunters on a 2 Night Hunting Expedition that certainly delivered on both fronts. Join us as we dive into the highs and lows of this Unforgettable Hog Hunt.

Night 1:

A Roaring Start

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From the moment we set foot in the first field, it was clear that this Hog Hunt was going to be one for the books. Hank recounted one of the loudest stalks he’s ever experienced, as we trekked through the frozen cut corn and melted icy snow. It was a test of patience and skill, but with some determination, we managed to get within 100 yards of the Wild Pigs.

In a flash of adrenaline-fueled action, we successfully secured 3 Pigs before they vanished into the brush, leaving us high on success but hungry for more. The Thrill of the Hunt pushed us onward, and we searched tirelessly throughout the night for additional opportunities to strike. While our efforts did not yield further Piggies, the first night was nothing short of triumphant—a fantastic kick-off to our Hunting Adventure!

Night 2:

The Wild Side of Hunting

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As dusk fell on our second evening, reality set in. While the first night had blessed us with immediate satisfaction, the second brought a different kind of challenge. Despite our excitement and the promise of what lay ahead, it was a late night filled with empty returns.

Our strategy almost paid off when we saw a Sounder of Hogs just across a neighboring property, but they remained tantalizingly out of reach, teasing us with their presence. Instead, we opted to shift focus and scouted for other opportunities, which led us to a brief encounter with a Coyote. Although we didn’t manage to score a shot, the experience was capitalized with a cool photo that perfectly captured the essence of the Coyote Hunt.

As the night wore on, it became clear that this is the reality of Thermal Wild Hog Hunting: some nights yield incredible success while others put our patience to the test. Hank reflected on the experience, remarking how different things might have been if we’d resorted to baiting or sitting in a stand, but that’s just not our style. We’re a band of hunters who thrive on the wild, unpredictable nature of the chase.

Final Thoughts

Photo: Stalking Wild Hogs @PigProblem

This Pig Problem Guide is more than just a summary of what happened in two nights; it’s a testament to the spirit of Hog Hunting itself. It’s about embracing the exhilarating highs, the frustrating lows, and everything in between. While Hank may not have brought them home a dozen pigs, the memories made and the fellowship shared under the stars are what truly enrich the experience.

So here’s to the next Wild Hog Hunt—a reminder that in the world of Guided Hog Hunting, you never know what will happen next. Until then, stay rugged and keep chasing those Wild Hunts. We wouldn’t have it any other way.

Happy hunting!

Thermal Hunting In The Snow

An Unforgettable Winter Hunting Experience

Introduction

This past weekend, Pig Problem Guide Hank took a group of Hunters on a 2 Night Hog Hunt that turned into an Unforgettable Hunting Adventure. What began as a straightforward Hunting Trip quickly shifted gears when a rare snowstorm swept through South Georgia, creating challenges, surprises, and memorable moments. Here’s a recap of their thrilling experience from Hank’s perspective, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of hunting.

Night 1:

A Stellar Start

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The excitement was palpable as the group set out for their first Night of Hunting. Hank led the way, infusing the air with anticipation as they ventured into the field. It didn’t take long for their hard work to pay off—almost immediately, they spotted a sizeable Wild Boar. One of the Hog Hunters steadied their aim, and with a confident squeeze of the trigger, the Trophy Boar dropped like dead weight. The first shot was a resounding success, earning two enthusiastic thumbs up from the group.

As the night wore on, Hank and his team searched diligently for more Pigs, but the wildlife was unusually sparse. The only other creatures they encountered were a few Deer, quietly making their rounds under the moonlight. Despite the slower pace, the atmosphere stayed electrified with laughter and banter as they shared stories and strategies. As they wrapped up the night, excitement glimmered in their eyes for the next round of the Hog Hunt.

Night 2:

The Snowstorm Surprise

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Photo: Snow Piggies @PigProblem

On the eve of their second night, Hank and the Hunters were poised for another round of action when they received unexpected news. All Wild Hog Hunts were canceled do to a south ga mini blizzard. A snowstorm, the likes of which South Georgia hadn’t seen since 2009, blanketed the landscape with five to seven inches of snow. The group collectively decided to stay an extra night, allowing everyone to wait out the storm.

Night 3:

A Winter Wonderland Hunt

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When the storm finally subsided, the Hog Hunters were rejuvenated and ready to tackle the unique conditions of their third night of Thermal Hunting. As they stepped into the winter wonderland, Hank knew they had an opportunity for a memorable experience. Although the snow was breathtaking, he reminded his team that Wild Hog Hunting in such conditions posed unique challenges—staying concealed against the bright white backdrop would require creativity and patience.

Moving cautiously along the tree lines to minimize noise, the Wild Hog Hunters quickly adapted their strategy. Their diligence paid off as they successfully dropped two Piggies in the snowy fields, proving that perseverance goes hand-in-hand with success. Laughter and cheers filled the air, and the group celebrated their triumphs amongst the shimmering snow.

However, approaching more Wild Pigs in the open fields presented difficulties; Hank noted how the Pigs could spot them from a distance, making stealth a significant challenge. Even with good wind direction, the hunters’ white-clad figures were noticeable against the landscape. Yet, they took the challenges in stride, finding joy in the experience and camaraderie.

Conclusion:

An Adventure to Remember

As Hank reflected on the weekend, he felt immense gratitude for the group’s adaptability and good humor in the face of unpredictable weather. What started as a simple Thermal Hog Hunt blossomed into a winter adventure filled with laughter, friendship, and memories that would last a lifetime.

For Hank, moments like these exemplify the true spirit of Guided Hog Hunting—the unpredictability of nature, the bonds formed in the field, and the thrill of the chase. Despite the challenges, everyone left with stories to tell and a deeper connection to The Great Outdoors.

Here’s to the unforgettable winter Hunting Adventure with Pig Problem and to many more Night Hunts filled with excitement and camaraderie!

Wild Hog Hunting In Georgia

Late Night Adventure:

A Successful Hunt with Guide Clayoton

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In an exhilarating Night of Hunting, Guide Captian Guide Captian Clayton led a team on their quest for Wild Pigs, showcasing the thrill and challenges of Hog Hunting. The evening began with an early start, where the Hunters quickly got on the trail of their quarry. After a long and strategic stalk, it became evident that the Pigs were aware of their presence and made their way into the trees.

As the night continued, the team’s perseverance paid off. Around 1 a.m., they spotted another group of Wild Hogs, leading to a successful culmination of their Hog Hunt. In a display of skill and teamwork, they managed to take down three Hogs before the night's excitement wound down. Despite their efforts, no additional Pigs were sighted for the remainder of the night, and the Hog Hunters decided to wrap things up at 2 a.m.

The experience offered by Peanut Protector Guide Capt. Clayton held great promise for the Wild Hog Hunters, and everyone involved hoped they had a fantastic time enjoyed in The Great Outdoors. The team here at Pig Problem Inc is committed to providing memorable and Thrilling Hunting Experiences, and we genuinely look forward to welcoming these Night Hunters back for more adventures in the future.

For those interested in an Unforgettable Hog Hunting experience in South Georgia, look no further than Pig Problem. Join us for your next adventure, and discover the rush of the Wild Hog Hunt!

2 Night Hog Hunting

Wild Hog Hunt With Guide Capt. Clayton's

This past weekend, we had the pleasure of hosting a dynamic group of four Hunters for a thrilling 2 Night Hog Hunt led by the one and only Capt. Clayton. As the sun set over the South Georgia fields, the excitement in the air was palpable. Our Hog Hunters were ready for the challenge that awaited them—Hunting Wild Hogs under the cloak of darkness.

Night 1: A Taste of the Hunt

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The first night kicked off with a flurry of anticipation. Our group kicked into gear and quickly found a small Sounder of four Wild Pigs. They were able to bring one down, but as we all know, Pigs can be unpredictable! The rest of the group scurried away, leaving our Hunters with a mix of excitement and determination. After, they spotted a Single Pig in the distance. However, despite their best efforts, shots were fired, but the Lone Hog escaped unscathed.

The laughter and camaraderie shared among the group turned the frustrations of missed opportunities into lighthearted banter. These guys were genuinely funny, making the night as entertaining as it was thrilling. With a signature farewell, “Goodnight, starshine! Until tomorrow night,” everyone headed off to rest up for another day.

Night 2: The Lone Boar

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The second night started off a bit slower because no one was stripping clothes. For some reason Hogs like that. But, the group kept their spirits high, sharing jokes and funny stories as they navigated the night. Finally, around 3:30 a.m., Capt. Clayton spotted a Solitary Boar all by himself. This was the moment they had been waiting for!

With precision and teamwork, they executed the Hog Hunt and swiftly put an end to the boar's lonely life. The thrill of the chase mixed with their shared excitement transformed the night into a memorable conclusion of their adventure.

Embracing the Challenges of Hog Hunting

Hog Hunting is a unique experience that differs significantly from other forms of Hunting. Stalking Wild Hogs in complete darkness presents its own set of challenges: getting close without being detected, aiming accurately at animals that move swiftly, and navigating terrain. With skin that’s tough as armor and the ability to run at speeds up to 20 miles per hour, taking down a Wild Hog is no simple task.

It's easy to underestimate the complexity involved until you're in the thick of it. Mastering The Art of Hunting Wild Hogs requires time, practice, and experience. Unless your name is Megan. Megan’s are just naturally good at everything.

The Comet Tail Hog Hunt

Weekend Recap:

This past weekend at Pig Problem, we had the pleasure of hosting an exhilarating hog hunt in Americus, Georgia, guided by none other than the owner, Max. A.C. and his crew of six adventurous guys made the most of their guys’ trip with an unforgettable One-Night Hog Hunt that combined Thrilling Hunting experiences with fun and laughter.

A Night to Remember

With the night sky casting its serene glow over the fields, the group was excited to embark on their Thermal Hog Hunt. Under the expert guidance of Max, these six hunters quickly got into the groove, working as a team to track and take down wild hogs in the area. Their efforts paid off, with the group successfully taking down three Wild Hogs—a commendable achievement that had everyone excited.

The fun didn’t stop there! This weekend also presented a rare celestial wonder, as the group was treated to the sight of a Comet Tail that hasn’t been visible in over 80,000 years. Max and the crew snapped some amazing photos of this breathtaking phenomenon, adding an extra layer of excitement to their already action-packed night.

Harvest Season in South Georgia

This time of year marks the Harvest Season for Farmers in South Georgia, and the landscape reflects the hard work of the Agricultural Community. Farmers are currently Flipping Peanuts over to dry out before harvesting, creating an inviting feast for the Wild Hogs in the area. As the local Hog Population sees this as a prime opportunity, it adds another layer of urgency to our missions at Pig Problem Inc.

Our responsibility is clear: help Farmers mitigate the risk of Hogs Destroying Their Crops during this crucial season. With efforts like those of A.C. and his gang, we’re able to make a significant impact on protecting these harvests.

Conclusion: Come Back for More!

We hope A.C. and his friends had a blast on their Thermal Hog Hunting Trip! Their enthusiastic spirit and teamwork led to an Unforgettable Hunting Experience, one that combines the thrill of the Hunt with the beauty of nature and the wonders of the universe.

At Pig Problem, we are always ready to welcome back Hunters who seek adventure and a chance to protect our local farmlands. The Wild Hogs will continue to pose challenges during this Peanut Harvest Season, and there's always room for more friends to join us in the fight against them. Here’s to more exciting Hunting Trips in the future—until next time, happy hunting!

Thrilling Hog Hunts

Get ready for the Ultimate Hog Hunting Experience with Pig Problem, located in Americus, Georgia. As a dedicated Hog Hunting Outfitter, we specialize in taking down Wild Hogs at night using the most advanced Thermal Imaging Technology. And, to make it even more exciting, we exclusively Hunt in farming fields, providing a unique and challenging environment for Hunters.

Imagine stalking through the darkness, surrounded by the sounds of Nocturnal Creatures, as you track your prey across the farm fields. Our expert guides will lead you to The Most Active Hog Concentrations, using state-of-the-art Thermal Imaging equipment to pinpoint their movements. With our expertise and your skill, you'll be able to take down these fierce and elusive creatures under the cover of night.

At Pig Problem, we pride ourselves on our commitment to providing a Premium Hunting Experience. Our Experienced Hunting Guides will work tirelessly to ensure that you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. From pre-hunt briefings to post-hunt analysis, we'll be with you every step of the way.

So why choose Pig Problem for your hog hunting adventure?

Nighttime hunts: Experience the thrill of Hunting under the cover of night, with our Advanced Thermal Imaging Technology.

Farming fields: We exclusively Hunt in farming fields, providing a unique and challenging environment for hunters.

Expert guides: Our experienced guides will work tirelessly to ensure that you have a successful and enjoyable hunt.

Premier location: Located in Americus, Georgia, we offer easy access to some of The Best Hog Hunting in South Georgia.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to join Pig Problem for an Unforgettable Hog Hunting Adventure. Book your trip today and get ready to unleash the thrill of Nighttime Hog Hunting!

Pig Pile(s)!!

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Photo: Where Did You Think You Were Going?

Photo: Pig Pile!!! @PigProblem

Photo: How Do You Top This Hog Hunt?

What a night of Wild Hog Hunting! Andrew came down last year for his bachelor party. He left without a shot fired.  This year we sent him back with a Pig Pile! 9 Wild Hogs in total. Imagine Andrew coming back next year with double the Hogs! Time will only tell. Book a Thermal Hog Hunt today!

Do You Know What A Hog's Best Sense Is?

Photo: Big Boar @PigProblem

They encountered warm weather and shifting winds while Hunting. They managed to take down a Big Boar. However, there were a few instances where we were winded during our Stalks. For those who may not understand, being winded refers to a situation where the wind changes direction while we're approaching the Hogs, and they are able to pick up our scent. Unlike most animals, Wild Hogs don’t have night vision, their eyes are similar to humans. However, their sense of smell is incredibly strong and they can detect scents from miles away. Feral Hogs possess an extremely well developed sense of smell; in fact, smell is a Hog's best sense. They rely heavily on it to detect danger and seek out food. They can smell some odors 5-7 miles away and can detect odors as many as 25 feet underground!