Swamp Nasty Outfitters Offers guided thermal hog hunts In North Texas. We have multiple farms and ranches where we help maintain the wild hog population. We are located one hour north of DFW. Being along the Red River, we hunt some of the most populated areas of wild hogs in Texas. Big hardwood bottoms and fertile cropland make this perfect habitat for feral pigs.
We offer 100% success rates on an exciting Texas Hog Hunt!
Our thermal hog hunts are fast-paced spot and stalk hunting. You will get to enjoy our top-of-the-line thermal imaging scopes. We have working relationships with farmers to keep the destructive wild hog off of their crops. It's unlimited pigs, we supply everything from the gun to transportation from field to field. All you have to do is show up and be ready to pull the trigger!
Includes:
$500 Per Person 3 Person Minimum-HUNT ONLY
$650 Per Person 3 Person Minimum -HUNT, LODGING & MEALS
WE DO NOT PROCESS PIGS
We can provide a list of local processors.
Hiring an outfitter can make your hunt easier, more successful, and less stressful—especially if it’s your first time in Texas. Most outfitters offer packages that include land access, a guide, lodging, and sometimes gear. This costs more, but it saves you time and effort.
Outfitters are a great choice for first-time hunters, people coming from out of state, anyone who does not have access to private land, and hunters who want a simple, all-in-one trip.
If you already have land to hunt and plenty of experience, a self-guided hunt can be a better value. But if you don’t have private land—or want help with things like night hunting, thermal gear, blinds, or transportation—an outfitter is usually the better option.
At Swamp Nasty Outfitters, we offer all inclusive packages so you don't need to worry about license, gear or any restrictions.
Texas Residents: You’ll need a valid Texas hunting license to hunt feral hogs on public land.
Non-Residents: A non-resident hunting license is required to hunt on public land.
On private land, hunters need permission from the landowner. Some outfitters say you do not need a license on private land, but rules can change. It’s best to check the Texas Parks and Wildlife website for the most current information.
Season and Limits
Feral hog hunting in Texas is different from hunting deer and other game animals.
Please note that when hunting on public land a few different rules apply. Because public-land rules can vary, working with an outfitter who knows the area is key.
At Swamp Nasty Outfitters we hunt on private land so you do not need to worry about regulations.
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