HOG & JAVELINA OFF SEASON HUNTS JANUARY TO MARCH

 
 We cater to groups of up to 7-9 hunters depending on conditions. Groups of 7 qualify to reserve whole ranch. See information regarding accomodations on the deer hunting page. You must hunt a minimum of 3 days.

Once you have called to reserve a time we must immediately receive ½ of your total fee to guarantee your space. We take Cash App, Venmo, Visa, MasterCard, AMEX and Discover. I may bill you directly through Wave where you can put your cc info in online securely.
Please pay the balance when you show up for your hunt. New hunters must pay balance one month in advance of their hunt,  A confirmation letter and map to ranch will be sent once we receive your deposit. Hunt days are from 11 AM to 11AM.  Arrive no earlier than 9:30 AM.

 Included in price:     
Use of tripod stands 
Lodge
Lighted practice range with targets
Walk-in cooler, freezer and skinning facility
Use of a lighted bait with tripod.
 
 You furnish:
 Food
Bed linens, pillows and towels
Transportation to and from pasture. 4WD, tire plugs and sealer advised.
Corn for javelina hunting. As of 2027 I may or may or may not run a javelina corn route.
Vehicle gas (no station within 32 miles) Fill up before you arrive.
You may bring a chair for mobility (for hog baits or javelina sendero hunting)
 License required

Ziploc bags for your meat. 
 
 Restrictions and what you can shoot:
 
 If you shoot anything you must take it home or eat it here.
No obvious pregnant hogs or ones with babies are to be shot.

 Two javelina.  $200 for second javelina.  You must skin and take meat with you since these are a Texas game animal. 

Javelina are to be hunted only during daytime hours.  Please hunt only the largest one in the group. 

 I have 9 feeders set at 9PM at the baits for hogs.  There is a motion light mounted under each. There are typically between 15-18 baits.  Each bait consists of a t-post with a tethered barrel.  Each has a hole drilled in it.  LED lights at each bait run from 6-11PM., a tripod and a hole dug with soured corn.  Each bait is re-filled daily starting between 8:30AM and 9AM.   You must stay on your bait each night and not roam around.
 

Rooms: 

Hunters are responsible for their own sheets, pillows, towels, cookware, and food.  No smoking in lodge rooms or kitchen. In case of rain, no muddy boots in rooms. Please be considerate and keep kitchen clean and keep food and coolers out of rooms due to spills and ants. Also, please do not take out my folding metal chairs in the pasture.

Kitchen:

A kitchen complete including pots and pans, plates, cutlery with four refrigerators, two stoves, coffee pots, Keurig and microwave as well as BBQ pits. Please put your food in the refrigerator according to your room number. We ask that on your last day, clear your room and kitchen out by 10:00AM and depart by 11:00am so that I may clean it for the next group.

In the Field:

Hunters are responsible for their own transportation to and from the pasture. 4WD is advisable along with tire sealer and plugs. 4-wheelers and side x sides are allowed.

No drones are to be used on the ranch without my permission.

Pasture assignments: 
All of the pastures are assigned before check-in and in most cases hunters are given the choice of open pastures. All of the areas have excellent hunting.  We place hunters in a pasture according to group size and the placement is controlled by the hunting manager.