Mississippi WILD HOG Hunting
2021
Each adventure occurs OVERNIGHT !
Rifle w/ night vision scopes (provided)
Fully-guided hunts
One Nighttime Hunt includes:
Safety training
transportation to and from covered stand;
use of night-vision equipment;
TWO hogs
EXTRAS available:
additional hogs
suppressor hunt
game-cleaning
lodging
FEES
One Nighttime Adventure: $500
(Ranch rifle w/Ranch night vision scope)
or $400
(Hunter's own rifle w/ hunter's night vision scope)
Arrive 6 PM; depart 6 AM next morning
Includes taking 2 hogs and guide services
EXTRAS
Additional hogs $100 each
Ranch rifle w/night vision & suppressor: $100
Game-cleaning: $40 each
Lodging: $100 per night
CONSECUTIVE Friday and Saturday night HUNTS: $900
Arrive 6 PM Friday night; depart 6 AM Sunday
Includes taking 4 hogs, guide services, lodging, meals, and fishing (bring equipment)
AVAILABLE DATES in 2021
Call Mark now to book: 601-692-3224
Friday, Feb 5
Saturday, Feb 6
Friday, Feb 12
Saturday, Feb 13
Friday, Feb 19
Saturday, Feb 20
Friday, Feb 26
Saturday, Feb 27
Friday, March 5
Saturday, March 6
Additional Dates will become available in the summer, after Turkey season.
Details about our hog hunts
Hunters are requested to have supper before arriving at the Ranch. Water and snacks will be available, but no meals will be served for one-night-only hunters. Upon each hunter's arrival, after balance payment, we will discuss the Safety Guidelines and sign Safety and Liability forms.
Hunters will be schooled in the operation of our rifles with night vision equipment. Hunters will demonstrate understanding and proper weapon handling at the range, located on-site.
Our guides will transport hunters to covered, baited stands. We monitor the game cameras frequently to ensure successful hunts.
If you bring your own rifle with night vision, you may hunt alone on our stands. Hunters who use our rifles w/ night vision must be accompanied by a full-time guide.
The feeders are equipped with motion-sensors that emit a small light signal to alert the hunter when hogs are present. Once the motion-sensor signals that game is present, the hunter then turns on the night vision scope to verify, aim, and shoot. HEAD SHOTS ONLY - we do not track wounded hogs at night due to safety reasons. If no hogs are detected at the baited stands, hunters with guides may tour the area in vehicles for signs and activity of hogs. Again, head shots are required for successful harvest.
After the game is harvested, the hunter & guide will load up the hogs and return to the Lodge. Hunters are welcome to clean their own game; Guides will clean game for a fee (paid directly to the guide).
NOTE: Since wild hogs are migratory, it is possible hog presence may not be detected on a given night. Hunters are welcome to shoot coyotes during any hunt (in addition to hogs). Hunters may also take beavers or other non-regulated game. Of course, no turkey or deer out of season, no owls, no hawks, no buzzards, no fox, nor raccoons are allowed.
Mississippi requires a Non-Resident Game hunting license for stalking hogs: Visit the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks for information.
https://www.mdwfp.com/wildlife-hunting/wild-hog-program/wild-hog-regulations-in-mississippi/
We manage our property for timber, cattle, and wildlife, working toward "a livestock and wildlife paradise." We are happy to answer your questions regarding our practices.
