Best Hog Hunting In Georgia

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Thermal Hog Hunting offers a variety of Hunting Techniques, including Spot-And-Stalk, Stand Hunting, or using Hunting Dogs. This diversity allows Hunters to explore different approaches and strategies, keeping the experience dynamic and engaging, but we don’t do the lame stand hunting. Or the loud Hunting dogs. We only Hog Hunt by Stalking Our Prey. The Wild Hogs we Hunt aren’t lured in by putting out bait. Thats cheating in our eyes. We Go Out In The Wild and Find Wild Hogs, which makes it more of a challenge. You can tell all your friends the Crazy Stalk you had to do to find a Huge Shoulder of Hogs. It makes hunt all the more sweeter. Book a Thermal Hog Hunt today, don’t cheat your self with fake Hog Hunting.

Why We Hunt At Night

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If you're looking for an adrenaline-pumping Hunting Experience, Guided Thermal Hog Hunting in South Georgia might just be perfect for you. This type of Hunting involves using thermal imaging technology to track and take down Wild Hogs in the dead of night. Thermal Wild Hog Hunting has become increasingly popular in the Southern United States due to the overpopulation of Wild Hogs. These animals can cause extensive damage to crops, cause car accidents, and even transmit diseases to native wildlife and humans. As a result, many states have opened up night hunting as a tool to control the wild Hog population. Hog Hunting in Americus Georgiatypically involves a group of Hunters and a Hunting Guide with a Thermal. The scope picks up the heat signatures of Wild Hogs, allowing the hunters to identify and track them In The Dark. Once a Pig is spotted, the Hunter can take the shot with a firearm. If you're interested in Hog Hunting in Georgia, Pig Problem Inc is the only place to go! We provide all necessary equipment, including the Thermal Scopes and firearms or bring your own. Overall, Guided Wild Hog Hunting in Americus Georgia is a Thrilling and Unique Hunting Experience. It's also a valuable tool in managing the Wild Hog population and protecting the environment and local communities.

South Georgia Hog Hunting

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Gary and his son Dexter went on a Hog Hunt last night with Pig Problem Inc. They had the chance to be guided by Justin, not Bieber. Don’t get confused. Coming all the way from North Carolinia, they decided to spend there Spring Break In Georgia. The night started out slow, but aound midnight they were able to Stalk A Pig. The Pig out smarted them and ran to the woods before they could get in range. These Hogs pictured should’ve known not to come out at witching hour on a full moon. Bad idea. Book A Hunt today, and try out what spring break is like in Southwest Georgia.