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A Father-Son Hunt to Remember:

The Highs and Lows of Thermal Hog Hunting

Hog Hunting is unpredictable. That’s what makes it a challenge - and what makes it so rewarding. Guide Clayton recently took a father and son out for a two-night Thermal Hog Hunt with Pig Problem, and let’s just say, it was a rollercoaster from start to finish.

Night One:

The Waiting Game

The first night? Brutal. Not a single Pig in sight. They covered miles of farmland, scanning fields and checking hot spots, but the hogs weren’t moving. This sudden weather shift - from 70-degree days to freezing nights - had the Pigs acting strange. It was a tough pill to swallow, but that’s part of the Hog Hunt. If it were easy, it wouldn’t be Hunting.

Night Two:

A Test of Patience and Grit

With nothing to show for their first night, the group pushed even harder on night two. Hour after hour, field after field - still nothing. The frustration was real, but so was the determination.

By 5 AM, after nearly 22 hours of Wild Hog Hunting over two nights, they hit their last field. And finally — Wild Pigs!

The moment they had been grinding for finally arrived. The father and son lined up their shots, and when the time was right, they dropped a Massive Hog. After a long, Grueling Hunt, they got their reward.

The Name of the Game

Clayton, who had been running on fumes, could finally sleep like a baby. That’s the reality of Pig Hunting - sometimes it’s fast and furious, other times it’s a battle of endurance. The Wild Hogs don’t make it easy, especially when the weather throws them off. But that’s why we do it.

At Pig Problem Inc, we don’t just chase hogs - we hunt them. And when it all comes together, there’s nothing like it.

Want to experience the thrill of the Hunt for yourself? Book your Thermal Hog Hunting adventure today!

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The Hunt for Hogs

A Two-Night Adventure with Guide Clayton

At Pig Problem, no two Hog Hunts are ever the same. Some nights are nonstop action, and other nights put a hunter’s patience and determination to the test. On a recent One Night Hunt, Guide Clayton and his Hunters experienced both sides of the coin - proving that in the world of Thermal Hog Hunting, persistence is key.

One and Done

The night started with promise. The hunters got their chance, took their shot, and put one Hog on the ground. But after that, the fields went quiet. They covered ground, checked all the usual hotspots, and worked hard to track down more Pigs, but sometimes, the Wild Hogs just don’t want to cooperate. That’s the nature of Wild Hog Hunting - every night brings new conditions, and the challenge is what makes the reward even better.

The Thrill of the Hunt

Some nights, the Wild Pigs are everywhere. Other nights, they play hard to get. But that’s why we Pig Hunt - because every Hunting Trip is an adventure, and the next one could be the best yet. If you’re ready to test your skills and experience the excitement of Guided Hog Hunting, book your Hunt with Pig Problem today. The pigs won’t stay hidden forever, and when they show up, you’ll want to be there to make it count!

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Face Paint, Rabbits, Possums, and a Pig

A Night Hunt with Guide Clayton

At Pig Problem, we believe in making every Hog Hunt an Unforgettable Hunting Experience - not just for the action, but for the stories that come with it. On a recent 1 Night Hog Hunt, Guide Clayton took two Hunters out for some Thermal Hog Hunting, but the night started with a little extra fun.

The Face Paint Tradition

Photo: Face Paint Done, Ready For The Piggies @PigProblem

Guide Zev has a habit of telling his Hog Hunters to wear Hunting Face Paint, and for this hunt, Clayton decided to join in on the tradition. During range time - where all the guides go over safety and firearm handling with New Hunters - Clayton, Zev, and their groups all geared up with face paint together. After some laughs and a solid safety briefing, the guides split off for their separate hunts.

A Wild Night in the Fields

Photo: Got Em @PigProblem

Clayton’s Wild Hog Hunt turned into more than just a Hog Pursuit. With pew pews in hand and Thermals locked on, the Wild Hog Hunters ended up with an unexpected mix of critters. The night tally? One hog, two possums, and Clayton himself taking down two rabbits along the way.

While the goal is always putting hunters on pigs, the unpredictable nature of Night Hunting means you never know what might cross your path. Whether it’s a Hog, a Coyote, or even a Rabbit in the wrong place at the wrong time, every Guided Hog Hunt is an adventure.

Book Your Own Thermal Hog Hunt

At Pig Problem Inc, no two nights are the same. Whether you’re after Wild Hogs or just looking for an adrenaline-fueled night in the fields, our Thermal Hunts deliver nonstop action. Book your hunt today and see for yourself why Thermal Hunting in South Georgia is an experience like no other!

Wild Hogs On The Move

The Hunt That Almost Broke Clayton

Photo: Hunting Wild Hogs @PigProblem

Guiding Thermal Hog Hunts isn’t always easy. Some nights, everything lines up perfectly - Pigs are out in the open, stalks go smoothly, and Hunters rack up a Pile of Hogs with minimal effort. Other nights… well, they test your patience.

That’s exactly the kind of night Guide Clayton had on a recent Hog Hunt with three determined Hog Hunters. The Wild Pigs were out, but they weren’t exactly cooperating.

“Well well well, I failed four different stalks on pigs. Every time, they just walked back into the woods. It is the most frustrating thing to happen on a field stalk. I wanted to shave my eyebrows off and draw them back on to make me look angry all the time.”

If you’ve ever tried to creep up on a group of pigs in an open field, you know the feeling. One second, they’re feeding in the open, completely unaware. The next, they vanish into the treeline like ghosts.

But Clayton and his hunters weren’t about to give up. They kept pushing through the night, working field after field, waiting for their moment. Finally, at around 5 a.m., they spotted a Sounder. This time, there was no slipping away.

After 60+ rounds fired, the dust settled, and they had their hog.

Sometimes, Mother Nature throws one last curveball just to keep things interesting. As Clayton left the field, the sky opened up, hammering down rain so hard that he had to crawl home at 40 mph on Highway 19.

“I couldn’t see anything, but at least the hunting van is clean now.”

At the end of the day, no Wild Hog Hunt is ever the same, and that’s what makes it so damn fun. Whether it’s perfect stalks or a night full of frustration, every Hunting Trip is a story waiting to be told. And for these three hunters, they got to be part of a Hog Hunt that nearly drove their guide to altering his facial features in rage.

Want your own story? Book your Pig Problem Hunt today.

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The Highs and Lows of a 2-Night Hog Hunt

Photo: Wild Hog Hunting @PigProblem

Hog Hunting is always an adventure, and every Wild Hog Hunt brings a new challenge. Recently, Guide Clayton led a 2-Night Thermal Hog Hunt, giving his Hunters the full experience of Tracking Wild Hogs under the cover of darkness.

Night 1:

Success in the Field

The first night proved to be a productive one, as the team successfully Harvested a Hog. Using Thermal Equipment and strategic Hunting Stalking Techniques, they got into position for a clean shot, securing a hard-earned success. There’s nothing quite like the rush of spotting a hog in the dark and making the shot count!

Night 2:

The Quiet Side of Hunting

The second night was a different story. Despite covering ground and scanning the fields, no Hogs were spotted, and no shots were fired. It’s a reminder that Wild Hog Hunting isn’t always predictable—sometimes, the Wild Pigs stay just out of reach. But that’s what makes the hunt so exciting. You never know what the next outing will bring!

Every Guided Hog Hunt with Pig Problem is a Unique Hunting Experience, and whether it’s a night full of action or a test of patience, our guides are dedicated to giving Hog Hunters an unforgettable time in the field.

Ready to take on the challenge? Book your own Thermal Hog Hunting Adventure with Pig Problem today!

Sniper Shooting…

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Precision Hog Hunting in Americus, Georgia

Hog Hunting in Georgia is always exciting, but when a group of skilled marksmen takes the field, the results can be truly impressive. Over two nights, Guide Hank led a pair of Hunters on a successful Thermal Hog Hunt with Pig Problem, putting their long-range shooting skills to the test.

Night One:

A Strong Start

Photo: Predator Hunting @PigProblem

The Night Hunt began with an incredible 300-yard shot on a coyote, proving these Snipper Hunters were dialed in and ready for action. After hearing more Coyotes Howling in the distance, they attempted several calls, but none were willing to come out into the open.

Photo: Morning Fog @PigProblem

The Pig Hunt continued as the group set their sights on Wild Hogs. A Pig presented a difficult shot through thick brush, but they took their chance. Before the night ended, heavy fog rolled in, making further Hunting impossible. Even with the challenges, the night ended on a high note with both 2 Coyotes Down - clear signs of success.

Night Two:

Long-Range Precision

The second night was all about accuracy and patience. The Hunters spotted a group of hogs at 300 yards and lined up their shots. With precision shooting, two Wild Pigs dropped in their tracks - a sight that Hank described as incredible to watch.

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As the night continued, they focused on calling for coyotes, but none responded. Instead, they shifted their attention to one last field and found another group of hogs. Moving in carefully, they got into position, but the Wild Hogs had the high ground. After the first shot, the rest of the Sounder vanished, making follow-up shots impossible. Even so, the night was another success, with three Hogs Down and a display of Outstanding Marksmanship.

Book Your Hunt Today!

If you’re looking for an adrenaline-pumping thermal hog hunt in Americus, Georgia, Pig Problem has you covered. Whether you’re a Seasoned Shooter or new to hog hunting, our guides will put you in the action for an Unforgettable Hunting Experience. Book your Hunt today and take on the Wild Hog Problem firsthand!

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Four Hogs Down

A Quick and Successful Night Hunt with Guide Clayton

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Photo: Hog Hunting @PigProblem

At Pig Problem, we pride ourselves on delivering Action-Packed Hog Hunts, and some nights are so successful that we wrap up earlier than expected. That was exactly the case on a recent Hunt with Guide Clayton, who led a group on a one-night Hunting Adventure that ended with four Hogs down in record time.

The night started like any other - gearing up, scanning fields with thermal equipment, and moving in with precision. The Wild Hogs were active, and Clayton’s expert guidance put the Hunters in perfect position. One after another, they made clean, ethical shots, dropping four hogs in just a few hours. With such a productive night, the Hog Hunt wrapped up earlier than usual, giving everyone a chance to head back and rest up.

Successful Wild Hog Hunts like this are what make Pig Problem Inc the go-to Outfitter In Georgia for Thermal Hog Hunting in Georgia. Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline-pumping challenge or hoping for a smooth, efficient Guided Hunt like this one, our guides are ready to make it happen.

Book your Thermal Hunt today and see for yourself why Pig Problem delivers some of The Best Hog Hunting in the Country!

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Testing the Waters with Pig Problem:

A Four-Night Thermal Hog Hunt Recap

Guided by Clayton, three Seasoned Hog Hunters joined Pig Problem for a 4-Night Thermal Hog Hunt in South Georgia. These guys were no strangers to Night Hunting - they had been Hog Hunting with another Hunting Outfitter for years, but with their usual guide retiring, they decided to give Pig Problem a shot. They were used to putting down double-digit numbers of Hogs each night, which is a rare feat, not because of a lack of Pigs, but because most Hunters don’t capitalize on the opportunities when a field is full of them.

Night 1:

A Sounder and a Start

Photo: Guess What’s Better Than 0? ….1 @PigProblem

The Hog Hunt kicked off with high expectations. The group encountered a Sounder of Hogs early on, taking shots and managing to drop one Wild Pig. It wasn’t the massive numbers they were used to, but it was a start. The guys were getting a feel for the setup, Clayton’s guiding style, and the way Pig Problem Hunts.

Night 2:

A Mechanical Mishap and Midnight Repairs

Photo: Guess What Is Better Than 1? …..2 @PigProblem

Things got interesting on the second night, and not just because of the Wild Hog Hunting. Earlier that day, the Hunting Van had a tire rotation, but whoever worked on it forgot to tighten the lug nuts properly. By 2:30 AM, Clayton realized the van was wobbling badly, making it unsafe to drive. Luckily, Megan, our go-to assistant/manager/problem-solver, came to the rescue. She rolled in with a jack and all the tools needed to tighten everything up, saving Clayton from a roadside disaster.

After the unexpected pit stop, the guys got back to Thermal Hog Hunting around 3:30 AM and managed to take down two more Piggies before sunrise.

Night 3:

Precision Stalks Pay Off

Photo: Guess What’s… JUST KIDDING. Oh Yeah. Oh Yeah. Oh Yeah. @PigProblem

Photo: The Final Piggy @PigProblem

The third night was all about stealth and accuracy. They went on two separate stalks, each time finding a Single Hog, and each time dropping it clean. Some nights aren’t about chasing massive sounders it’s about making every shot count. Two pigs down, zero wasted opportunities.

Night 4:

The Fog Takes Over

The final night was a test of patience, but not because of the pigs. Thick fog rolled in, making Thermal Equipment nearly useless. Clayton said he couldn’t see more than 50 yards in front of him - even the Hog Hunting Van, parked just 100 yards away, disappeared in the haze. At 1:30 AM, with visibility still next to nothing, they called it a night.

Final Thoughts:

Did They Like Pig Problem?

Despite a slow first night and a fogged-out final night, the hunters got 5 Wild Hogs Down in three nights, dealt with a wild van situation, and got a full taste of what Hunting with Pig Problem is all about. It’s never just about numbers - it’s about adapting, making the most of every opportunity, and having a damn good time doing it.

So, did these guys like Pig Problem Inc enough to make it their new go-to Hog Hunting Outfitter? We sure hope so. But as always, the pigs will be here, the fields will be ready, and Clayton will be out there waiting for the next crew to take on the challenge.

Georgia Wild Hog Hunts

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Two Nights in the Fields

Photo: You Can Run But These Guys Can Handle That… @PigProblem

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!

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Thermal Hog Hunting Adventures in Georgia

Photo: They Got One!! @PigProblem

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!