Florida Hog hunting guide Recommendations
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2019
Posts: 3
Florida Hog hunting guide Recommendations
I will be traveling to Florida In summer 2020 and will be Staying in the Orlando area. I’m looking for a guided single day hog hunt with a $500 budget. I originally looked at Ron’s guide service Near the Okeechobee area but I’ve read mixed reviews and judging by most of the pictures that I have seen the pigs they kill are pretty small. Has anyone had any experience with Ron’s guide service? Any additional recommendations? Thanks
#2
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Posts: 516
They are not good. I went their and we didn't get anything that night. We stayed to hunt the next morning. We woke up nice and early and nobody showed. They got drunk the night before and we left. Very unprofessional outfitter. HIGHLY DO NOT RECOMMEND.
#3
Chappy's in Moore Haven. Call Brett up and talk to him about your expectations.. he'll make it happen.
If it doesn't work out on the stand he'll get dogs out and run them until you find something.
-Jake
If it doesn't work out on the stand he'll get dogs out and run them until you find something.
-Jake
#4
Spike
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: West Virginia
Posts: 87
Be very clear of your expectations if you don't want to shoot one in a small pen enclosure which I dearly frown upon but many places do. The pen hunts are usually quick, easy and guaranteed but not for everyone. If it suits you then by all means, you would be certain of bringing one home at that price. I'd get you one on my place near Okee but I avoid Florida in the summer )
#5
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2020
Posts: 2
Hey. First time poster. I am going to be in Florida in April, visiting some family near Tampa. I have been thinking about maybe do some wild boar hunting while we are there, if it is possible as a tourist from Europe (Denmark). I would love to be able to get a single piece of meat to share with the family, and maybe a small trophy, just as a thing from a hunt on another continent.
is this even possible without costing an arm and a leg?
Thanks
is this even possible without costing an arm and a leg?
Thanks
#7
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2020
Posts: 2
I know, but as a tourist I do not have that luxury. I would have to borrow a rifle and hunt on another mans land, so in my opinion it is fair to pay a bit for it. I got my Danish hunting license, but I do not think it is worth much in the US.
#8
#9
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2017
Posts: 79
Have hog hunted on public land for many years in Florida with some luck. But for those of you on a short schedule, you may want to put a post in the "swap a hunt" forum of this site or post a similar request in the "south region" forum of this site or maybe even try a different forum like floridasportsman. Good Luck.
#10