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Hog and Javelina Information

Available dates for hogs and javelina 2024*

(traditional bows only for javelina)

Season: Jan 21, 2024-Mar 31, 2024)

This is how we do our Hog and Javelina hunts:  We have 4 pastures with a number of baits and lights set up in each. 
according to your group size, we give you a pasture to hunt in.  I re-bait the hog barrels during the day while you are stalking javelina. Hunt hogs at night under
one of our Baitlights®  Each light will have a timer and is set to come on and go off. 
Lincoln Ranch is a 2340 acre ranch located 25 miles NE of Laredo, Texas. Established in 1987 for bowhunting
only, it caters to groups of up to 7 hunters. Accommodations include a large lodge-style building with a central living room
and four bedrooms (4 beds in each room), each air conditioned with its own bathroom. Adjacent to the lodge is a
kitchen and dining facility where you prepare your own meals. A lighted target range and walk-in cooler are also
located on the grounds.

Our season is January to  March

Included in price:       $185/day
1. Use of tripod stands
2. Lodge
3. Lighted practice range with targets
4. Walk-in cooler and skinning facility
5. Use of a lighted bait with tripod.

You furnish:
1. Food
2. Bed linens, pillows and towels
3. Transportation to and from pasture. 4WD, tire plugs and sealer advised.
4. Corn for javelina hunting
5. Vehicle gas (no station within 32 miles) Fill up before you arrive.
6. You may bring a chair for mobility (for hog baits or javelina sendero hunting)
7. License required

Restrictions:    (see Rules also)

1. You are allowed to hunt over a lighted bait (baited daily)
2. you may only use a recurve or long bow to hunt javelina. You may use a compound on hogs.
3. You may shoot one javelina.   There is a fee ($175) for extra chance at a javelina if wounded and not recovered.  If you draw blood, then that is considered a kill.
4. Furnish your own corn to hunt javelina or buy from us at ranch.
5. Cross bows allowed only if upper-limbed handicapped 
6. If you shoot anything you must take it home or eat it here.
7. No obvious pregnant hogs or ones with babies are to be shot.

Reservations/information:

Call  830-459-2280

1. Groups of 7 may reserve whole ranch.
2. Once you have called to reserve a time we must immediately receive ½ of your total fee to guarantee your space. We take PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Visa, MasterCard, AMEX and Discover.
3. Please pay the balance when you show up for your hunt. A confirmation letter and map to ranch will be mailed once we receive your deposit.  Hunt days are from 11 AM to 11AM.

Cancellations and Special Pricing:

Deposits are non-refundable
Special Prices:
Age 15 and under: half price.

General Rules/Information for Hog and Javelina Hunters

Arrival & Departure:

• Please plan to arrive after 11:00AM and before dark the day of your hunt.

• Text or call me when you hit the gravel road since I may be out baiting

•   Check-in at lodge for signing liability release and orientation and final payment

•   We ask that on your last day, clear your room, refrigerator, and food shelf off by 10:00AM and depart by 11:AM so that I may clean it for the next group.

Pasture and Baits:

•  Draw blood=kill

• You may only hunt the baits I assign. 2 baits per hunter

•  No driving all over the pasture at night.  Report to your bait and return to the HQ whenever you want.

•  Do not add anything to the baits and do not tamper with them because hogs are smart and suspicious.

•  Leave barrels as you found them so I know if they’ve been hit.

• You may move any tripods around the bait but do not move to another bait without asking.

• Do not shoot hogs or javelina and not recover.  Make a serious effort to find your game.

• All javelina need to be recorded with hunter’s license number in cold storage book.

• Do not set up on property line.

•  You may take a firearm in the pasture.  Do not wear it around camp.

• Report any illegal alien activity

• Hunters are responsible for their own transportation to and from the pasture.  It is advisable to bring tire sealer and plugs, extra fuel if staying for an extended time.

• Please respect artifacts, like arrowheads and petrified wood, and leave them on the ground.

Camp

• Hunters are responsible for their own sheets, pillows, towels, and food

• A kitchen complete with pots/pans, stove, microwave and coffee pots are there for you to use, as well as BBQ pits.  Bring trash liners to put you game in. I have a Keurig coffee machine.

• Please be considerate of other groups and keep kitchen clean, wash your dishes and put up!

• Keep food, coffee pots and coolers out of room because they may leak. 

• Butt cans are furnished. DO NOT THROW BUTTS ON THE GROUND or in the pasture..

No hunt-day money refunded if you leave early.  I reserve the right to cancel your hunt if you don’t respect my rules. Thanks, and good luck on your hunt.

Revised 10-20-22

From our hunters:
"Just a short note to let you know what a great time we had down there.
My son and I look forward to a Texas pig hunt trip every year. “Michigan winters can be brutal.”
What a great time we had, the facilities are the best we have experienced in my 15 years of hunting south Texas.
Chris was an exceptional host and made sure we were all comfortable and happy.
I cannot say enough about the trip, We will be back hopefully in February 2013"

-Richard D.