Wild Hog

With an estimated millions of invasive wild hogs across North America, a hog hunt can be an elite way to enjoy a hunting adventure with friends in one of the more than 30 States these invasive beasts inhabit. 

Hog hunts are not just about removing nuisance animals. They offer a year-round thrill and a challenging pursuit, keeping your skills sharp for the big game hunts.

Hog hunting is becoming more popular—and fast. It's also becoming a bigger necessity every year, but where can you hunt these animals?

What do you know about wild hogs? Before hunting them, it's essential to know a bit about them to improve the success of your hunt.

If you've ever dealt with hog-related damage to your yard, food plots, or feeders, you already understand why hunting invasive species can be personal. Across the southern and western US, feral hogs have turned neighborhoods, wildlands, and farmlands into battlegrounds.

When should you plan a hunting trip to harvest a wild hog? The time of year and time of day can impact your success when hunting this species. For wild hogs, nights, cooler parts of the day, and winter months are typically the best times to hunt them.

Are your hog hunts during the day getting too hot to handle? It's time to consider a night hunt, especially in hot southern states when you're chasing a big boar in the hot sun, and the mercury is rising.

As the landscape changes in color and the days get slightly warmer, hunters across North America prepare for exciting hunts. If you haven't already been out for a turkey hunt or chased down a coyote or wild hog, you may be wondering what to hunt before deer season rolls around again.

If you're looking to start hunting hogs, then this guide is for you. A hog hunt requires the right gear, and what better way to find out what to bring with you into the field than to let HuntWise help?

Night hunting is an exciting and advantageous hunting strategy that can prove incredibly successful when targeting predators. However, not all states allow this form of hunting, and there is a distinct set of rules and regulations that vary by state and species.