Max Shifler 5/16/26 Max Shifler 5/16/26

Feral Hog Hunting In Georgia

Photos: Nigh Hog Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT

Photo: Guided Thermal Hog Hunts Georgia @HogSWAT

Second night of war with feral hogs in South West Georgia. After a failed attempt earlier in the night and having to engage at a longer distance. Guide Noah was able to connect on a sounder in a planted corn field. These two hogs were recovered and he was another win for the farmers. Our customers brought their own equipment for the hunt with us. We offer a $50 discount if you bring your own equipment, and we help get you dialed in at the beginning of the night. Book A Hunt with us at HogSWAT for a chance to harvest unlimited hogs.

Max Shifler 5/15/26 Max Shifler 5/15/26

Thermal Hog Hunting With Friends

Photo: Thermal Hog Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT

Friends came down for a 2 night Thermal Hog Hunt. What do you do after you retire from making a bunch of good decision your whole life? You book a hunt at night with us at HogSWAT for an unforgettable adventure!!! Micheal and Josh were able to drop these two hogs where they were rooting. The two hogs did a ton of damage to the pasture as you can see from the photo below. Hogs can make fields appeared mortared as if you were in a war zone. The amount of destruction in a short amount of time incredible. We are at war with the feral hogs in Georgia. Book a Hunt and help farmers with this Hog Problem!

Max Shifler 5/15/26 Max Shifler 5/15/26

Second Night of Hog Hunting - Americus, GA

Photos: Wild Hog Hunting Georgia @HogSWAT

Second night of hog hunting ended with these two peanut bandits getting taken out. After a few failed attempts and recoveries earlier in the hunt, Guide Jordan finally connected after battling some tough high winds and putting in the work.

This group of guys were awesome, 3 generations hunting together is a special thing to be apart of. We are grateful to be apart of these special moments in time. I train my guides with procedures and safety protocols for every hunt so customers remain safe.

Safety is something we take seriously here at HogSWAT. We owe it to your family and everyone involved to maintain a standard of integrity and accountability to keep people safe. At the end of the day, we will always stand behind protecting our customers, guides, farmers, and everyone involved over anything else. Safety comes first. Always.

Max Shifler 5/14/26 Max Shifler 5/14/26

Family Fun Hog Hunting

First Night of Hog Hunting started off getting on a sounder in some Wheat. Were able to put quite a few down but it was impossible to gather them all up in the tall wheat. Jordan was able to put hands on 3 without spending more time trying to recover all of them. Found another sounder on a field just outside of Americus, GA and tried to get super close. Jordan was able to use the tree line to get within 50 yards to ensure the best opportunity. Double digits of hogs down has eluded him this season, but he gets the most opportunities of any guide. After the smoke settled and the screams stopped only 2 hogs were down in the field. He was heart broken, but happy to help the farmers.

I tell Jordan I make it look easy. Jordan, sometimes you don’t always get what you want. Jordan sometime customers don’t really want to take that much meat home. Jordan, you need to get closer. Jordan, use a bigger caliber. Jordan, have them aim. Jordan I need to stop typing this, but I am having too much fun.

Max Shifler 5/13/26 Max Shifler 5/13/26

Spot and Stalk Hog Hunting

Photo: Wild Hog Hunting At Night @HogSWAT

Started the night fast, finding the first sounder of wild hogs and putting 4 down after they got spooked. We spent the rest of the night checking fields, spotting plenty of deer movement, but the hog activity suddenly turned into a ghost town.

Guide Noah stayed persistent and finally located another sounder of feral hogs feeding in a muddy field. After a long, slow stalk through the dark, one of the hunters accidentally slammed his thermal optic while setting up, spooking the group. Even with the busted opportunity, the hunters managed to drop one big sow hog before the rest disappeared into the night.

Not every Georgai hog hunt goes perfectly, but nights like this are what make predator and hog hunting unforgettable — spot and stalk action, thermal hunting, muddy fields, close encounters, and hard-earned success on invasive wild pigs.

Max Shifler 5/12/26 Max Shifler 5/12/26

Friends Wild Boar Hunting

Photo: Russian and Ukrainian friends hunting together @HogSWAT

Two friends hunting together with us in Georgia. They wanted a quick Hog Hunt and Guide Noah was able to get them on a single boar after checking a few fields. we usually hunt late, but since we are fully private customers can dictate when the hunts need to end. We pride ourselves on safety and putting in the work to get our customers on Hogs.

Max Shifler 5/11/26 Max Shifler 5/11/26

We Love Hog Hunting

Photo: Thermal Hog Hunting With Friends @HogSWAT

Photo: Wild Hog Hunting Georgia @HogSWAT

Guide Jordan was able to get them on a sounder early dropping 3 to start the night. Later in the night a scout called them in on a single wild hog and they dropped it with ease. Later a failed stalk happened and the sounder spooked. Hunting at night has its challenges limited viability, fatigue, muddy walking condition, and most of all the thrill. We love guiding hunts and helping our farmers. Book a Hunt at www.HogSWAT.com

Max Shifler 5/6/26 Max Shifler 5/6/26

Father And Son Hog Hunt

Photo: Georgia Hog Hunts Americus, Georgia @HogSWAT

Chris and his son Abram joined us in Georgia for a memorable father-and-son hog hunting experience. We welcome everyone—from first-time hunters to seasoned night hunters—and tailor each hunt to match skill levels. Our focus is on providing a safe, family-friendly environment while offering authentic free-range hog hunting that creates lasting memories. book your next Hog Hunting Adventure with us at https://www.hogswat.com

Guest User 4/29/26 Guest User 4/29/26

Wild Boar Chase

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Guided Thermal Hog Hunting — Photo: Guided Thermal Hog Hunts @HogSWAT

Night 2 was all about patience for this Thermal Hog Hunt. We tracked a sounder and watched their feeding patterns, letting them work within 30 yards before opening chances. This strategy was a massive success, securing three hogs in one engagement.

The night ended with a high-intensity encounter. After stalking a single boar, the animal showed its legendary toughness by attempting to retreat. Guide Jordan had to track it down on foot, leading to a close-range confrontation where the boar turned to fight. Jordan safely finished the harvest, bringing the trip total to 8 hogs.

This 2-night adventure proved that Wild Boar Hunting in Georgia is unpredictable and thrilling until the very last chance!

Guest User 4/28/26 Guest User 4/28/26

Wild Hog Hunting

Photo: Guided Hog Hunts In Georgia @HogSWAT

We kicked off Night 1 with precision, securing three single boars through a series of stealthy stalks. Using our AGM Thermal gear, we managed to drop one pig just 70 yards from a massive sounder without alerting the rest of the group—a perfect example of the stealth required for Nighttime Hog Hunting.

The night peaked with a high-stakes stalk on a sounder of 20+ pigs. We successfully maneuvered within 80 yards, and while the team secured another harvest as the group scrambled, we know the potential was there for even more. That’s the thrill of Wild Boar Hunting—even with a perfect approach, the chaos of a large sounder keeps you on your toes.

We ended the first half of this 2 Night Thermal Hog Hunt with 4 pigs down and are ready to get back at it for Night 2!

Guest User 4/27/26 Guest User 4/27/26

Hog Hunting In Georgia

Spot and Stalk Hunting — Photo: Spot and Stalk Hog Hunting @HogSWAT

Best Georgia Hog Hunting — Photo: Georgia Hog Hunting @HogSWAT

We just wrapped up an incredible 2 Night Thermal Hog Hunt here in Americus GA. After a solid first night, the team headed back out to face some challenging conditions. While the evening started slow with heavy fog rolling into the fields, our thermal gear allowed us to cut through and find where the Wild Boars were hiding.

The highlight of this night of Wild Hog Hunting was an intense engagement at one of our southern properties where the team successfully secured 6 pigs in a single go-around. The action was fast-paced, with the group working together to manage the harvest while scouting for the rest of the sounder. Later in the night, a great tip led us to another group of pigs where we added 2 more to the tally, bringing our Night 2 total to 8.

Combined with the 6 hogs from the previous session, this group finished their trip with a total of 14 Wild Hogs harvested! We are extremely grateful we got to take these guys out for the full experience. It was a pleasure having them on the Guided Hog Hunt, and we hope they had a blast with the Best Hog Hunting outfit in Georgia.

Guest User 4/26/26 Guest User 4/26/26

Nighttime Hog Hunts

Georgia Boar Hunting — Photo: Boar Hunting In Georgia @HogSWAT

The first night of this 2 Night Hog Hunt was a true test of endurance. We started with a few close calls where sounders retreated to the wood line before we could engage, but our persistence quickly turned the tide. After a long 800-yard stalk across an open field, the team successfully secured the first 2 Wild Hogs of the night.

The highlight of the night was locating a massive single Wild Boar. The team closed the distance and dropped him with precision. After a heavy 500-yard drag to the timber, we got right back to work. We finished the night strong with a massive .7-mile stalk on a sounder located right near the lodge, where the group showed great composure to harvest 3 more pigs on this Wild Hog Hunt.

Altogether, we secured 6 hogs on the night! We are grateful we got to take these guys out for their first session. It was a pleasure having them in the field, and we are looking forward to what Night 2 brings for their Guided Hog Hunting adventure.

Guest User 4/25/26 Guest User 4/25/26

Americus, Ga Hog Hunting

The Night Hog Hunting kicked off with plenty of movement as we navigated various terrains in Americus GA. After scouting several properties, we coordinated with Guide Noah to locate a large single boar. Using our AGM Thermal gear, we executed a successful Spot And Stalk Hunting, closing the distance to 100 yards and securing the first harvest of the night.

Later in the shift, we located a sounder of over 10 Wild Hogs positioned in the center of a large field. This setup required extreme discipline; because most of the group was lined up with an irrigation pivot, we had to carefully select targets in a safe chance lane to the left. The team initiated a 400-yard stalk and engaged, successfully tagging their targets during a high-speed encounter.

Despite the late hour, our guests' enthusiasm kept us in the field until past 5:00 AM, checking every possible acre for activity. We are grateful we got to take such a dedicated group out with us. It was a pleasure having them in the field, and we hope they had an unforgettable experience Hog Hunting in Georgia!

Guest User 4/24/26 Guest User 4/24/26

Thermal Hog Hunting In Georgia

The night started off exceptionally quiet across multiple properties. We covered a lot of ground, scouting for any sign of activity. Early on, the team encountered a Coyote, but they chose to stay patient and hold out for their main target: Wild Hogs.

After a series of long scouts and a massive .72-mile Hog Hunting stalk that saw a sounder slip into the timber just in time, the team’s persistence finally was rewarded. In the final stretch of the night, Noah located a group of three pigs near a creek bottom. Using our AGM Thermal gear to track them along the wood line, the team moved in and secured the first harvest.

The action didn’t stop there. Just 15 minutes later, while regrouping at the van, three more pigs appeared in the exact same spot. The team quickly set back up and secured a second boar, ending a long night of Nighttime Hog Hunting on a high note. We are grateful we got to take these guys out and hope they had a blast experiencing Thermal Hog Hunting in Georgia!

Guest User 4/23/26 Guest User 4/23/26

Georgia Boar Hunting

The night required elite-level patience and tactical maneuvering for this Wild Hog Hunt. After spotting a single boar in a field with mid-thigh high stalks, the team initiated a "blind stalk." Navigating through the dense cover, the group managed to close the distance and execute a difficult long-range "hail mary" chance, securing the first harvest before the Wild Boar could vanish into the timber.

Later in the evening, the team located another single boar positioned on a high dirt pile within a trench system. This was a challenging setup due to the uneven ground and corn stalks obscuring the view. Guide Jordan positioned the hunters on a high spot to gain a clear vantage point. After waiting for the perfect window, the team successfully tagged and dropped the boar.

It was a night defined by high-skill precision and professional guidance. We are grateful we got to take these guys out in the field and hope they enjoyed the challenge of a true Boar Hunting adventure with the best Hog Hunting Outfitter in Georgia!

Guest User 4/22/26 Guest User 4/22/26

Hunting Wild Boars In Georgia

The night started with a successful Hog Hunting stalk on a single Boar. With the wind in our favor, we closed the distance to just 60 yards, where the team secured a perfect landing chance for the first harvest.

Our second success came after spotting a sounder along a tree line. We maneuvered to a duo in the open field and successful hit but the hog didn’t hit the dirt. Later in the night, we executed a "perfect stalk" on a large sounder, using a trench line to move undetected for half a mile. Unfortunately, local coyotes began howling nearby, alerting the hogs and causing them to retreat into the woods before we could engage.

Even when you do everything right, Wild Boar Hunting in Georgia can be unpredictable. We are grateful we got to take this father-son duo out in the field and hope they had an awesome time experiencing the intensity of a Hog SWAT Hunt!

Guest User 4/21/26 Guest User 4/21/26

Georgia Boar Hunts

The second night of a 2 Night Hog Hunt is all about persistence. We started the evening scouting several properties across South GA, navigating around active irrigation pivots and monitoring high-traffic wildlife areas. While the movement started slow with mostly deer in the fields, our team stayed focused on finding the right opportunity for a successful harvest.

After circling back to a promising area, we utilized our thermal to locate a large single Wild Boar out in the open. We initiated a tactical Wild Hog Hunting stalk, closing the distance and allowing the hunters to secure a clean harvest. We spent the remainder of the night checking several more fields and back acreage, ensuring we gave the guys every chance at another sounder before heading back to town.

We are grateful we got to take these guys out for their second night! It was a pleasure having them in the field with us for their Guided Hog Hunting adventure, and we hope they had a great time with the Hog SWAT team.

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Guided Thermal Hog Hunts In Georgia

Photo: Thermal Predator Hunting @HogSWAT

The night kicked off with plenty of movement in the southern fields. Using our AGM Thermal technology to scan through the activity, we located a solid sounder and successfully secured 3 Wild Hogs. It was a high-energy start that set the tone for the rest of the evening.

One of the unique aspects of Nighttime Hog Hunting in Georgia is the opportunity for Predator Hunting. While monitoring some thick cover for hog activity, we spotted a predator on the edge of the field. Using mouth calls to bring him into range, we verified it was a coyote and successfully completed the harvest. Coyote Hunting is a vital part of land management for our farmers, and we are always happy to help with predator control during our trips.

We wrapped up the night at "Mud Hole," where we located another active sounder. A precise Wild Hog Hunting stalk allowed us to secure 2 more pigs, bringing our nightly total to 5 hogs and 1 coyote. We are grateful we got to take these guys out and hope they had a blast experiencing the best Guided Hog Hunting and predator control that South GA has to offer!

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Premier Georgia Hog Hunts

This was an incredible night from start to finish. Our guests were world-class—highly respectful and locked in during the initial range safety briefing. When you have a group this attentive, it makes the Spot And Stalk Hunting process much smoother, allowing us to focus entirely on the Nighttime Hog Hunting strategy.

The night was a marathon of scouting across multiple properties. After securing an initial single boar early in the evening, the team put in the work, navigating through thick grass and various terrains. The highlight of the night was a massive, long-distance stalk. After identifying heat signatures nearly half a mile away with our Thermal, we closed the distance to under 100 yards.

The hunters stayed patient, waiting for the sounder to move into a perfect window. Their precision and persistence in the tall grass resulted in three more successful harvests, bringing our nightly total to four. It was an 11/10 experience, and we are incredibly grateful to have hosted such a great group. We hope they had a blast experiencing the Best Hog Hunting in South GA!

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Hunting Wild Hogs In Georgia

Photo: Thermal Hog Hunts In Georgia @HogSWAT

The night began with a strategic choice. After spotting multiple groups of Wild Hogs, the team decided to pursue a pair of hogs nearby rather than risk alerting a larger sounder further out. Through steady coordination and follow-up chances, they successfully secured the first harvest of the night Hog Hunting.

Later, the group located a large single boar and initiated a 250-yard Spot And Stalk. After the initial engagement, the team showed great persistence, tracking the Wild Boar and securing the second harvest at long range. We ended the night with two successful harvests and a lot of ground covered. We are grateful we got to take these guys out and hope they had a great time experiencing Thermal Hog Hunting in Georgia!