Hog Hunting East Texas.com is a feature website for the promotion of feral hog hunts on one of the most scenic ranches in East Texas, the Reed Ranch.

Spotting herds of 8-15 feral hogs at a time is a common occurrence here at Hog Hunting East Texas. The hog population on this Ranch has grown tremendously over the past decade, and it continues to grow due in large part to its ideal habitat, plentiful food sources and controlled hunting environment.

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Located less than 90 minutes NE of Dallas in Fannin County (Click Here to See a County Map) the Reed Ranch is an active operating cattle ranch.

The Ranch consists of 2,000 acres and borders along Bois D’ Arc Creek, which  serves as a major tributary to the main stem of the lower Red River.  Along this continuous water source the large open grasslands and dense forests of the Ranch provide a fertile breeding ground for feral hogs, deer, wild turkey, bobcats and coyotes.

At Hog Hunting East Texas our Ranch lies in the gateway between the Blackland Prairie and western timbers of the Grand Prairie regions of the State, which serves as an important stopover for migratory birds.

The undulating topography and the natural features of this beautiful  ranch land provide stunning views of the neighboring countryside, and tremendous conditions for our feral hog hunters to stay elevated above the game trails and the primary feeding areas.

At the end of the day you can watch the amazing colors of sunset from atop one of the highest elevations in the county.  Then after sunset you can gaze at the unblemished clarity of the stars.  And even as you are surrounded by all the comforts and amenities of home, the night skies of the Ranch will remind you of the most remote areas of the country.

Hog Hunting East Texas.com is reserving hog hunting excursions on an exclusive and limited basis.  Our wildlife management program is designed to provide hunters with a quality hunt while creating a low impact and low pressure environment for the native wildlife.

Accommodations at Hog Hunting East Texas.com include private housing for up to 8 hunters, full kitchen, patio, outside seating, several Bass fishing ponds and more.

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If you’re looking for a premier hog hunting experience, you’ve come to the right place. Hog Hunting East Texas.com offers a variety of feral hog hunting packages on the Reed Ranch in Fannin County, Texas.

These hunting packages are specifically tailored to accommodate both large and small groups. But please act quickly. Our managed hunting program will allow us only a certain number of hunts per month, and the demand has been extremely high.

At Hog Hunting East Texas we are committed to providing all of our hunters with a top quality outing, so be sure to make your reservations early!

Our hunting package includes multi-day  hunts with overnight accommodations for up to 10 people in a fully furnished private Ranch House on the Reed Ranch property (excludes food, drink and licensing) . You’ll be able to spend your evenings relaxing, grilling and sharing stories in the center of the activity right here on the Ranch.

At Hog Hunting East Texas you will also have access to many other accommodations, including bass fishing privileges on the Ranch’s stock ponds (see special footnote #1 below).

Hog Hunting East Texas: Choose our Platinum Package!

Or simply contact us at Hog Hunting East Texas.com and we will make special arrangements for your next feral hog hunt:

Platinum Package – $400 per person (Minimum 4 Hunters or $1,600)

NOTICE: We DO NOT offer Helicopter Hunts or Hunts with Dogs

Our Platinum Package includes a 3-day, 2-night feral hog hunt that guarantees at least one feral hog kill per person. We’re so confident you’ll kill a hog, we’ll refund $100.00 if you don’t! And if you’d like to shoot more than one hog, we charge only $50.00 for each additional hog killed after the first kill (see special footnote #2 &#3 below). And to make your hunt even more exciting, we offer both day and night-time hunting sessions, along with free bass fishing privileges (see special footnote #1 below).

Our guest fees also include a $100 discount for non-shooting guests who just want to go along for the enjoyment of the outdoors and the excitement of the hunt!

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Platinum Package Footnotes:

1) Our fishing program is designed for “catch and release” only.

2) A $50.00 fee will be charged for every additional hog kill after the first kill.

3) Blood and or Evidence of Wounded Game – blood or evidence of wounded game is equal to a kill.

4) Processing – On-site hog gutting fees run from $20-$75 per hog.

5) Check in is 11:00AM. Check out 10:00AM.

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An overview of the feral hog problem in Texas from several viewpoints.

Courtesy of: Hog Hunting East Texas.com

Feral hogs are domestic hogs that either escaped or were released for hunting purposes. Considered a nuisance animal, they compete with livestock and native wildlife for food. Their rooting and trampling can damage native habitat, fields and crops. It’s estimated there are over 1.5 million feral hogs in Texas. Use extreme caution around mothers and their young and wounded hogs. These hogs were videotaped at the Childress High School wildlife management area. For more information, visit tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/wild/nuisance/feral_hogs/

Wild Hog we Trapped and then Shot with a 30 30 and AR!5

This was just over a month ago. I took my brother Jon up to Chases and hunted some hogs. The first night I spotted one and Chase took an uphill shot in the dark. He missed. The next morning we went out to do some brush popping. I found some fresh tracts in the stream bed so I follwed them and I got right up to within about 10 feet from a big boar while he was resting. He busted off his bed, I took him with the 3rd shot. No, I didnt get the camera on, I tried! I realy did! Enjoy Y’all!

My uncle had taken a trip to Texas for a hunting expedition in a helicopter. 15 hogs and 1 coyote were taken with an AR-15. This was the trip of a lifetime for him. This video might be hard for some of you to watch. Feel free to exit this video if you are offended. Refrain from posting rude and ignorant comments as they will be deleted. I have no problem with contructive criticism.

Feral hogs originate from Europe and have occupied North America since the 16th century. Every passing year wild pig populations have grown steadily. As of 2008, an estimated population of about 4 million feral hogs caused over 800 million dollars worth of property damage alone in the United States. In Texas the hunting season never ends as feral hogs are considered varmints. This brief presentation contains video segments and photographs collected from hunting Russian boar and feral pigs at Boar Creek Ranch in early March of 2012. Boar Creek Ranch is a privately owned and operated hunting ranch located in Tennessee Colony Texas. The Russian Boar is a keen and resilient adversary that will test your skills and determination. Well known for their nocturnal habits, keen sense of smell, acute hearing, thick cartilage plating covering the shoulders, and a mouth full of razor sharp teeth all add to the challenge and allure of harvesting a trophy boar. Our trip proves to be successful as we braved inclement weather conditions and brought back both trophies for the wall and plenty of mouth watering pork for the freezer that we can enjoy all year long. Audio selection “When The Levee Breaks” by Kansas Joe & Memphis Minnie.

thining out the wild hogs.

In 3 years we have trapped 194 hogs on our ranch outside Brackettville, Texas next to Kickapoo State Park and the deer population has not only grown ALOT but the quality too.

Los Cazadores, Murranos Muertos Competition. This is the hunt for our 8th feral hog in 2 nights. We had just gotten 2 hogs about an hour before this and took this wild pig off its bed. Caleb stuck this hog. They are getting bigger as we go! Enjoy!

This 273 pound boar hog was shot with a Crosman Benjamin Rogue 357. and Pulsar Digital NV. If your thinking of buying a suppressed rifle for pigs you should look at the Benjamin Rogue First. www.crosman.com http

I had a total of 19 mins of video, I only edited out my walking to camera, moving gut bucket, cooler, or standing around talking and getting something to drink. If you check the video responses the 1st hog I cleaned is on THE HOG ZONE channel. Hope this helps. Big thanks to TXBucksnort for the invite and great company. Check out his channel y’all www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

Dannys first hog in Sarasota Florida shot with a 17 HMR (CCI fmj) Notice when the hog mounts the other one that there both boars lol. — Suscribe to me–. more videos to come hunting Floor Da style!!

here we go, taking hogs out like they’re going out of style! here’s david taking a head shot on a nice size sow one saturday evening. ya’ll take a look and see how the hunt went down. david was using a remington .270 with 150grn soft tip core lokt bullets. thanks for watchn!! and subscribe so you dont miss a thing!!

Hog hunting in Texas is an added bonus during spring turkey season. Wayne Prejean (Non-Typical Outdoors) swaps places with Scot York (Wildlife Innovations Technologies) to get in front of the camera for an afternoon hog hunt. After a midday scouting trip and quick tree stand setup, the hunt is on.