Tennessee hunt
05-01-2007 | 07:23 PM
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Tennessee hunt
So I'm still over two months away from my big move to Florida, and the "hog fever" hasn't subsided. In June I'm heading to my uncle's in Crossville, TN to visit and do some fishing, and wouldn't you know there is what appears to be a nice hog lodge right where he lives! It is a guided outfitter that specializes in trophy Russians and Razorbacks. The place runs about $600 for a 3 day hunt. I just wanted some thoughts on if this would be a good place to get my feet wet, and if it would be worth it.
Thanks,
SH31
Thanks,
SH31
05-14-2007 | 07:54 PM
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RE: Tennessee hunt
If you booked with Clarkrange, you'll get every penny's worth.
Here is a link to our hog hunting webpages.
I organize this hunt each year.
http://residents.bowhunting.net/Bowdad/mhhx.html
Here is a link to our hog hunting webpages.
I organize this hunt each year.
http://residents.bowhunting.net/Bowdad/mhhx.html
05-15-2007 | 06:28 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Tennessee hunt
I would stay away from all of east tenn hog hunting lodges.For one they are all high fence operations.Two i worked at the one in right out of crossville and i will tell you that they are a bunch of sorry sob's.When someone would order an exotic to hunt it and if it didn't come by there stand they would have me and a couple other guys walk the animal towards the hunter,in this case it was a water buffalo.It only took them one time for them to ask me that and i quit.I was the field care guy.We would go out and pick up the kill and take it and gut and skin it.Then haul it to the processor.So my advice go to a real place and hog hunt.Free ranging and wild hogs.Caryhona or Clark Range are not wild hogs,they are tame as can be.I live bout 45 mins from crossville and 30 from clarkrange.
05-16-2007 | 05:12 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Tennessee hunt
Send (Jeff)gitrbayed http://www.gitrbayed.coma PM. He is inNE TN and also guides. These are free ranging Hogs. They use dogs!
He's in Washington, County and hunts all counties around it. I have been to Cooke and Servier many times and the hogs are big!
He's in Washington, County and hunts all counties around it. I have been to Cooke and Servier many times and the hogs are big!
05-16-2007 | 08:08 AM
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RE: Tennessee hunt
ORIGINAL: Rebel Hog
Send (Jeff)gitrbayed http://www.gitrbayed.coma PM. He is in NW TN and also guides.
He's in Washington, County and hunts all counties around it.
Send (Jeff)gitrbayed http://www.gitrbayed.coma PM. He is in NW TN and also guides.
He's in Washington, County and hunts all counties around it.
05-16-2007 | 08:25 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Tennessee hunt
ORIGINAL: Gruntr Huntr
Hey Reb, your facing the wrong way! Washington county is in eastern TN. The only hogs you're going to get over here in NW TN is outta the feedlot!
ORIGINAL: Rebel Hog
Send (Jeff)gitrbayed http://www.gitrbayed.coma PM. He is in NW TN and also guides.
He's in Washington, County and hunts all counties around it.
Send (Jeff)gitrbayed http://www.gitrbayed.coma PM. He is in NW TN and also guides.
He's in Washington, County and hunts all counties around it.
I'm so use to typing NW NC, thatI just typed NW TN.. My wife and family are from NW NC close to Cooke and Servier county TN...We usaully go twice a year.
05-16-2007 | 09:26 AM
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RE: Tennessee hunt
ORIGINAL: brushbustin
I would stay away from all of east tenn hog hunting lodges.For one they are all high fence operations.Two i worked at the one in right out of crossville and i will tell you that they are a bunch of sorry sob's.When someone would order an exotic to hunt it and if it didn't come by there stand they would have me and a couple other guys walk the animal towards the hunter,in this case it was a water buffalo.It only took them one time for them to ask me that and i quit.I was the field care guy.We would go out and pick up the kill and take it and gut and skin it.Then haul it to the processor.So my advice go to a real place and hog hunt.Free ranging and wild hogs.Caryhona or Clark Range are not wild hogs,they are tame as can be.I live bout 45 mins from crossville and 30 from clarkrange.
I would stay away from all of east tenn hog hunting lodges.For one they are all high fence operations.Two i worked at the one in right out of crossville and i will tell you that they are a bunch of sorry sob's.When someone would order an exotic to hunt it and if it didn't come by there stand they would have me and a couple other guys walk the animal towards the hunter,in this case it was a water buffalo.It only took them one time for them to ask me that and i quit.I was the field care guy.We would go out and pick up the kill and take it and gut and skin it.Then haul it to the processor.So my advice go to a real place and hog hunt.Free ranging and wild hogs.Caryhona or Clark Range are not wild hogs,they are tame as can be.I live bout 45 mins from crossville and 30 from clarkrange.
I don't have any problems with people wanting to do a canned hunt. I just can't do it anymore. I still like preserve bird hunting.
05-18-2007 | 05:53 PM
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RE: Tennessee hunt
Thanks for the great info. I was aware these places were high fence ops, but wasn't aware of the lengths they go to ensure a kill. I think I will wait for a more challenging and suitable environment to pop my cherry.
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