Unlimited hog hunting – meals & bunkhouse included
A compact, high-action two-day hunt near Waelder, Texas: unlimited hogs, night blind sessions, hot meals, and bunkhouse lodging make this an efficient, value-packed weekend for hunters who want concentrated action and Southern hospitality.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days / 1 night
Fitness Level
Expect moderate walking, some short stalks across uneven brush and gullies; baseline mobility and steadiness for shooting required.
Wildlife
History
The ranch operates within a long Texas ranching tradition and participates in invasive hog control that supports neighboring farms and native habitat.
Conservation
This hunt contributes to local hog population control, reducing root damage to native grasslands; hunters are asked to follow humane dispatch and processing rules.
Unlimited hog hunting – meals & bunkhouse included
Bring required documents
Arrive with signed liability forms and ID; the ranch denies entry without the liability form.
Prepare for night shooting
Practice with your optic or iron sights at night and bring a quality flashlight or headlamp with a red filter.
Respect processing rules
All harvested hogs must be cleaned by ranch staff—plan accordingly if you want to donate meat or transport it home.
Hydration and heat management
Even outside summer, keep water and electrolytes on-hand; Texas brush country can be hotter and dryer than expected.
Firearm & appropriate ammunition
Bring a rifle or shotgun that complies with Texas hunting regulations and that you are comfortable shooting at night.
Headlamp with red filter
A hands-free light keeps your night blind procedures safe without spooking game.
Sturdy boots and gaiters
Protect feet from briars, cedar, and wet river cuts encountered on ranch terrain.
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Hydration system and electrolyte mix
Reusable water and electrolytes keep you performing during long sessions in hot conditions.
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