Originally Posted by Bocajnala

There are certainly public land options out there. And that is likely a more "rewarding" hunt as well.

However with that option comes added time to the trip.... which adds food, fuel, camping/lodging expenses. Also I would guess that a public hog hunt in most states will require a non resident hunting license which adds more $$$.

Brett at Chappy's will show you a good time and will put you onto hogs. My first year there I hunted over a feeder from sun up until about 830. We started to run the dogs at 9 and by 940 I had that nice red hog on the ground.

The second trip four of us took 5 hogs. One with a .44 mag revolver, three with a knife, and one with that spear as seen in the pictures. That was all over dogs and it took half day. But was a ton of fun.

-Jake