It's exactly as killinstuff said.

Pigs are not just everywhere.

When it comes to pigs and taking meat home consistently, it's best to hunt where they are attracted and centralized because of their voracious appetite. Best results usually means a corn feeder.

They'll eat most anything and will come to root, devour acorns, eat watermelon and other fruits, but you gotta be somewhat lucky to time it just right.

On a typical 3-5 day hunt, if a guy wants to have a reasonable expectation of getting a shot, and if your vacation time is worth anything, your best bet might be a free-range, non-high fence, reasonably priced outfitter hunt.

Welcome to True South Adventures.

There are other sponsors here that offer good hog hunts as well.

Believe me, Jim and I tried a lot of WMAs before launching TSA.

Most, (in Florida) have strict rules, short time frames, lots of hunters when they do open up, trespasser problems, lots of vehicles, and firearms mixed with bows.

There might be exceptions, but we spent a lot of time scouting and not so much time shooting.

I just gave Jim the dates I will be in Fl. Hoping to meet you Irv. I'll arrive on Jan. 19th and be there for a couple of weeks.

Looking forward to my first hog hunt.

Wayne

I also am diy on pork. I went to the panhandle a wma. Found little by way of pigs. Punctured a tire so I went to town for repairs and the fella there told what the government didnt. The sniped the pigs (couple hundred)out of helicopters two weeks before we went there.
Left a bad taste in my mouth for texas.
Wasted time,money and vacation. I feel they should of told me as we talked several times over the phone.

Lungbuster Im in WI. If you need company.

Lou (not to texas)

Wayne,

Looking forward to meeting you as well.

Two weeks is a nice long time to get acquainted with the area.

Lots to do there in addition to hogs.

I enjoy my winters there whether working or relaxing.

Irv