Hog
The Lone Oak Difference:
Wild Texas hog hunting is exhilarating from start to finish. Tracking, stalking, and harvesting one of these giant forces of nature isn't something just anyone can do- unless you're with the expert guides at LONE OAK. We know everything there is to know about hunting these powerful pigs, and we'll make sure we use every last bit of knowledge we have to make your hunt uniquely tailored to you.What’s Included:
- Deliciously prepared meals & non-alcoholic beverages
- Luxury lodging at our ranches
- Field prep and trophy processing
- Good ol’ fashioned camp fire bonding
For added convenience, we are equipped to provide you with a firearm if necessary. However, archery equipment is unavailable at this time. Transportation to a local meat processor and a reputable taxidermist is available upon request.
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Smart, alert, and surprisingly quick- Texas hog hunts with LONE OAK ADVENTURES are thrilling from start to finish. The only thing more exciting than stalking this massive animal is doing so in the dark. Foraging primarily at night, these highly intelligent swine possess a great sense of smell and are really active at the hours near dawn and dusk. Sitting in a blind amidst the shrub brush in daylight, or a nighttime walk-n-stalk hunt with thermal imaging, LONE OAK has the ultimate trophy Hog hunting adventure in Texas.
Weighing in at up to 400 lbs, the Texas feral hog is a hunt like no other. Although they have poor eyesight, the perceptive, large snout of the hog is amazingly sensitive, with equally sensitive hearing to keep them alert to the environment around them. Luckily, our expert guides at LONE OAK ADVENTURES know just how to track these impressive beasts without alerting them to your presence.
More About The Hog:
The feral hogs here are anything but picky eaters – if it’s edible, it’s going into their belly.
Active around dawn and dusk, hogs are one hunt that’s a good nighttime outing. They have extremely sensitive snouts- so covering up is highly important.
Hogs breed like, well, pigs – and have an average lifespan of about five years
The hog can make itself comfortable in pretty much any terrain, but much prefer to be near watering holes and dense vegetation.
The hogs grow upwards of 400 lbs, with the males significantly larger than the females, with four continuous growing tusks.
Wild hogs are pack animals who prefer to amble about during the day and get down to serious eating after dark.