LET'S GO NIGHT THERMAL
WILD HOG HUNTING IN EAST TEXAS
THERMAL NIGHT SCOPE HOG HUNTING PACKAGE TX
Hog hunters we now have a state of the art "Thermal Night Scoped Rifle" available for our Texas Night Time Hog Hunting adventures.
Contact us today for more detailed information, dates available and pricing on the Thermal Hog Hunt.
All other hog hunting prices are shown below.
TEXAS HOG HUNTING OUTFITTERS
THE BEST FREE RANGE TEXAS HOG HUNTING
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I’ve been providing clients with some of the best hog hunting in Texas for a number of years now. So are you ready to experience a real Texas Adventure?
Contact me and let’s book a date and get you and your hunting buddies out in the field.
Affordable Hog Hunt Packages run on weekends, mid week, & holidays. Boar hunts are $300.00 per day per hunter with a 2 day minimum stay in 2023.
For example: A two day hog hunt begins Friday evening and ends on Sunday at noon. Longer hunts can be arranged by asking for details.
The hogs are feral hogs crossed with Russian boars. Hog hunting can be enjoyed year round; the season is never closed.
We offer weekends or week day hunts.
New (Dec 2018) upgraded air-conditioned & heated living quarters including bathrooms, bedrooms and kitchen including our modern cooking facilities are included.
Meals can be prepared for groups for an extra fee.
Cleaning of the animals is included. We quarter up the animals, wrap and freeze them (or put the animals in the hunter's ice chest if there's not enough time for it to freeze before departure.)
IF THE CLIENT BOOKS & BRINGS 7 PAYING CUSTOMERS THE 8TH PERSON IS FREE.
The hog hunters are allowed 1 hog per day and asked to refrain from shooting sows.
Boar hunts are $300.00 per day per hunter with a 2 day minimum stay in 2023
White Oak Outfitters is located 100 miles east of Dallas, in Franklin County and we pride ourselves in being one of the best Texas Hog Hunting Outfitters.
FREE RANGE TEXAS WILD RUSSIAN CROSSED BOARS
In the 1930s, European wild hogs, "Russian boars," were first imported and introduced into Texas by ranchers and sportsmen for sport hunting. Most of these eventually escaped from game ranches and began free ranging and breeding with feral hogs. Now is a great time to book a wild hog hunt - contact us and lets work out a date and we will get you out amongst the hogs!
Hog hunts are year round and conducted over automatically timed feeders. When hogs become nocturnal, we hunt out of box stands, and after dark with spotlights and red lens.
Hunts run on weekends, mid week & holidays. E.g.: A two day hog hunt begins Friday evening and ends on Sunday at noon. Longer hunts can be arranged by asking for details.
On a hog hunt, the hunter is allowed one hog per day. Hunters are asked to use good judgement by not shooting sows. Hunters are asked to take any size boars or young gilts.
HOG HUNTS ARE CONDUCTED ALL YEAR ROUND
Hog hunts are year round and conducted over automatically timed feeders. When hogs become nocturnal, we hunt out of box stands, and after dark with spotlights and red lens.
Hunts run on weekends, mid week & holidays. For example: A two day hog hunt begins Friday evening and ends on Sunday at noon. Longer hunts can be arranged by asking for details.
On a hog hunt, the hunter is allowed one hog per day. Hunters are asked to use good judgement by not shooting sows. Hunters are asked to take any size boars or young gilts.
Rifles, Pistols or Bows. Texas hunting license is required in Texas.
IS THE HOG MEAT GOOD TO EAT? - (PROVIDED BY TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE)
Yes, meat from feral hogs is extremely tasty and much leaner than pen-raised pork. The meat from older boars may be tougher and rank tasting if not prepared adequately.
As with all pork, care should be taken and the meat well cooked. Otherwise, it should be prepared just like market hogs. The slower the meat is cooked, the more tender and tasty it becomes.
Description: (Provided by Texas Parks & Wildlife)
Feral hogs may appear basically the same as domestic hogs and will vary in color and coat pattern. A mature feral hog may reach a shoulder height of 36 inches and weigh from 100 to over 400 pounds. The extreme larger hogs are generally not far removed from domestication. Males are generally larger than females; however, their legs and snouts are usually longer and they have a larger head in proportion to the body. Their body is covered with long, stiff, grizzled colored hairs, long side whiskers, a longer straighter tail, and a nape on the neck giving the European hog a razorback, sloped appearance.
The crossing of European and feral hogs often produces an offspring with some European characteristics. Feral hogs are more muscular than domestic hogs, and have very little fat.
Additionally, the hairs of European appearing hogs and their hybrids frequently have multiple split ends. The young are born a reddish color with black longitudinal stripes. As they mature, the coat color becomes predominantly dark brown or black.
Hogs have four continuously growing tusks (two on top, two on bottom) and their contact causes a continuous sharpening of the lower tusks. They have relatively poor eyesight but have keen senses of hearing and smell.
