Ed Flowers with a nice meat hog
12/18/04
Gene Vicars shot this 300lb boar with his .44 mag
01/14/05
Nathan shot this 250lb sow with his .44 mag
"Another wild trip chasing big hogs with mean dogs!"
02/20/05
Tiffany shot this 225lb boar with a .45 long colt
01/19/06
Mark shot this 200lb sow and 200lb boar with his
.30-30
Johnie shot this 150lb boar with his .44 mag
"To all who want a real hog hunt, this place is for you! I have hunted
the ranches in Texas before and
thought I was hunting, but they can't compare to this in price or productivity. Myself and three of my
friends set out to kill hogs in Texas, for most it would be the first time. The first
place we hunted
produced five hogs. I shot two within 5 minutes of each other (had to knife one for good measure) and
could have kept going until I ran out of bullets or the knife was dull. Little did I know, everyone else was
having as good of luck as me. Let me tell you though, the work starts when
the hog dies! It was 84 degrees
and we had five hogs to haul a mile and a half. Luckily Willie and JR happen to be tougher than the average
Texan and they did most of the work. The group was still tired enough to call it a
day. By the way, it probably
took an hour or two at the most to kill all five hogs, and most of that time was spent walking in to the area.
Day two made us think this place was actually for real, as we walked several miles and didn't see the dogs get
excited once. Just as we were about to pack up, Ole Honey started drifting East. Before we knew it, we
actually had a herd of hogs running right at us. They got our scent and changed
course, but JR had the right plan
of attack. About five minutes later we had a whole mess of hogs bayed in some tall grass. Pretty soon one
broke
out and the chase was on! My friend Johnie really wanted to knife a hog and this was his chance. I was running
behind with a camera in one hand and a 44 mag in the other (just for good measure!). We got the kill on video
and
made the day of my friend. We had a lot more stories, but I hate to take up too much space. If you want some of
your own, give these guys a call.One of the best things about this hunting is that it all takes place in
the
wild. No fences, no feeders, just real Texas hogs and a lot of adreneline!"
Mark Spencer
Hastings, Nebraska
02/16/06
