Day hunt
$325 per gun
- Half day, morning or evening
- Spot and stalk or blind
- Guide and property access
- Rifle rental $45 if you need one
- Good first hog hunt, kid friendly with an adult
Pigmist / Hog hunts
Hog hunts in Texas, an hour from Fort Worth
Guided day and thermal night hunts on private ranches across the cross timbers and the river bottoms. No lease, no membership, no season.
Why hunt with us
Close enough to hunt on a weeknight
Texas holds more feral hogs than any state in the country, an estimated 3 million of them according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, and the ranch country west and south of Dallas Fort Worth is thick with them. Our properties sit 60 to 90 minutes from downtown Fort Worth, which means you can leave the office in Plano at five and be behind a thermal scope by full dark.
Every hunt is guided. We run cellular cameras on the properties through the week, so on the night you book we already know which fields the hogs are hitting and when they move. That is the difference between a hunt and a long sit.
What is included on every hunt
- Guide and property access
- Pre hunt safety and rules brief
- Scouted stands and shooting lanes
- Recovery and field dressing help
- Cooler drop and processor coordination
- Photos of your hunt
Drive times to the ranch
| Fort Worth | 55 min |
| Arlington | 1 hr 10 min |
| Dallas | 1 hr 25 min |
| Denton | 1 hr 15 min |
| Plano / Frisco | 1 hr 40 min |
| Waxahachie | 1 hr 20 min |
Times are typical for our most-used properties. Specific ranch assignment depends on recent camera activity.
Packages and pricing
Pick your night
Thermal night hunt
$495 per gun
- Five hour window, dark to roughly 1am
- Thermal optics provided and zeroed
- Two to four hunters per guide
- Multiple properties on rotation
- Bring your own rifle or use ours
- Cooler and processing drop arranged
Overnight ranch package
$1,450 up to 4 hunters
- Bunkhouse lodging on the ranch
- Evening thermal hunt plus morning hunt
- Optics for the whole group
- Dinner, breakfast and a pit for the first hog
- Corporate, bachelor and family groups
- Additional hunters $290 each
No kill fees and no trophy fees. Hogs are an invasive species in Texas and there is no bag limit on private land, so what the night gives you, you keep. Texas does not require a hunting license to take feral hogs on private property with landowner authority, though rules change and depredation situations have their own provisions. Confirm current requirements with Texas Parks and Wildlife.
How a night runs
Dark to done
Meet at the gate
Thirty minutes before last light. Paperwork, safety brief, optics handed out and zero confirmed on the bench.
Glass the fields
We work the fields the cameras have been showing, moving quiet on foot or in the truck depending on wind and moon.
Set up on the sounder
Wind first, always. Your guide calls the stalk, ranges the group and tells you which hog to take first.
Recover and reset
Photos, recovery, field dressing if you are keeping meat, then back out and on to the next field.
Cooler and out
Meat goes in ice or straight to the processor. You are on the road by about 1am, home before the alarm.
Where hunters come from
Hog hunting near Dallas Fort Worth
Most of our hunters drive out from the metroplex. The ranches themselves sit in Parker, Palo Pinto, Jack, Wise, Hood, Erath, Johnson, Ellis, Navarro and Kaufman counties, where the mesquite and post oak meets the river bottoms the hogs live in.
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Irving
- Grand Prairie
- Plano
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Allen
- Denton
- Lewisville
- Flower Mound
- Grapevine
- Southlake
- Keller
- Mansfield
- Burleson
- Cleburne
- Weatherford
- Granbury
- Mineral Wells
- Stephenville
- Decatur
- Bowie
- Gainesville
- Waxahachie
- Ennis
- Corsicana
- Terrell
- Rockwall
- Greenville
- Sherman
- Denison
Book a call
Pick a time that works
Grab a slot and we will talk dates, how many guns, and which of the ranches is holding hogs that week. Weeknight thermal hunts book up fastest, so the sooner you get on the calendar the more nights you have to choose from.
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Book the hunt
Gate opens at last light
Tell us the date and how many guns. We will tell you which ranch is running hot.