The Strauss family came back for another Thermal Hog Hunt with us a few weeks ago. Peanut Protector Guide Captin Clayton piled them up. He only got 2 on the first night and 18 the second. Every night is different from one night to the next. We are free range hog hunting over open peanut and corn fields in south west Georgia. Thank you for choosing to hunt with us a second time and we hope you enjoy their video of their Hog Hunting Adventure.
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From the famous words of Guide Capt Peanut Protector Clayton “another one bites the dust”. Last nights Guided Hog Hunt ended in Hog Eradication. These guys know what they are doing. Thermal Hog Hunting is more fun and exhilarating than sitting in a stand hoping a Wild Hog will walk in your path. At Pig Problem Inc you actually get to Hunt For Hogs. You get to Hunt At Night when everything that lives in the woods comes out of hiding. You get to see first hand the latest Thermal Technology, which allows us to give you the Best Hunting Experience. We love what we do. Book a Thermal Hog Hunt today and see why for yourself.
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Last nights Thermal Wild Hog Hunt was a success. Guide Capt Max was able to put these guys on a Sounder Of Hogs, and they were able to put 5 down for the night. The long stalks was worth it. This is what we call Precision Shooting. These Wild Hogs didn’t know what they were walking into last night. Hunting In Georgia espeacilly here in South Georgia, it is just different. We have everything Pigs love, corn and peanuts. We have to Protect The Crops. Book a Wild Hog Hunt. It’s worth your while.
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On this 4th of July, as we gather to celebrate and commemorate, we are reminded of the fundamental concept of freedom that lies at the very heart of this occasion. Independence Day is a cherished time to reflect on the courage and determination of our founding fathers, who fought for liberty and justice for all. It is a day to honor the countless sacrifices made by heroes who embodied the spirit of freedom, ensuring that future generations could enjoy the blessings of liberty. As fireworks light up the night sky and the stars and stripes proudly wave, we are reminded of the precious gift of freedom that defines our great nation. Today, we celebrate the power, resilience, and enduring spirit of America, rejoicing in the ideals that unite us and reaffirm our commitment to safeguarding and cherishing the freedom we hold dear.
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Photo: Muddy Wild Hogs
Our guide Clayton was able to take these two pilots out of the plane for a day to enjoy some South Georgia Thermal Hunting with Pig Problem Inc. It was a rainy, foggy, muddy night, but it didnt’t stop these guys from laying these Hogs down. Of course they didn’t have rain gear with them, becasuse normally in a plane you fly over the storm. After giving the pilots a tour of the farm land, I think guide Clayton wants a tour of the sky now. These guys definitely enjoyed the Wild Hog Hunting for a change of scenery. Come out to Americus, Ga and lets see how many Wild Hogs you can get Thermal Hunting.
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Father and Son Spring break Hog Hunting in Americus, GA The night had light variable winds that make stalking tough early on. We had a coyote but our stalk so we tried to take it out first. This big boar kept us guessing on where to look for him using ditches and tall grass as cover. We were finally able to drop him after waiting him out. The night was perfect conditions, but we were only able to drop this single. Book A Hunt and see how your nights goes.
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Wild Hog Hunting in Americus, GA with Pig Problem Inc. Small sounder in some freshly planted corn was taken out by Karl and Dan last night. Book a hunt and help protect the farmers corn.
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Peanut Protector Guide Clayton McArdle was actually protecting corn last night. The night was slow, but Clayton was still a go. He was able to stop this wild hog from stealing any corn. Karl has hunted with us many times and we are grateful to have him back. Lets hope tonight is more productive and we are able to pile them up
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Guide Capt. Wes Jones was squeaking through the field like a rabid mouse. It was actually the new front brakes on the van. Wes wanted to challenge himself as a hunter. The squeak giving wild hogs a fair chance to run before he drops some boom boom on them. Is it Wes’s tactical beard that give him the advantage? Or does he just eat, sleep, and dream about hog hunting? I found him sleeping upright in the van like a psychopath late yesterday morning. If you enjoy Night time Wes you should see him during the day. Book A Hunt to experience this majestic bearded guide. (Boom Boom is slang for shooting hogs)
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Photo: Hog Hunting @pigprobleminc.
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Two and a half hogs not twenty five. 10 total, but 8 were small so we consider its 2.5 hogs for the night. We did a split corporate hunt and I brought on Dark 30 Pig Control to help with the hunt. I had all other guides out but Jett Coptsias and Pig Problem Inc. teamed up to make the hunt happen. Grateful to work with others in the industry.
