We now accept phone orders Monday - Friday from 8:00am - 5:00pm CST.For your convenience, we now accept phone orders Monday - Friday from 8:00am - 5:00pm CST.
Free Shipping
on orders over $100!
Show CartView our Photo Gallery
Escalating Feral Hog Population - A Big Concern In South Carolina
Feral hog familyAuthor: Hogman Team

Local leaders in Anderson County, South Carolina have called in the South Carolina Wild Hog Task Force to educate residents on how to protect their property as the feral hog problem in the county continues to grow exponentially.

Click to read more
When Hunting, Take Advantage of Hog Vulnerabilities
Feral hog vulnerabilitiesAuthor: Hogmanadmin

On your next hunt, make sure you take full advantage of hog vulnerabilities. Here are just a few.

Click to read more
Win A Hog Hunting Trip
Feral hogs in a fieldAuthor: Hogman Team

Keep your eyes on this one. As deer hunting approaches its final month in Alabama, Alabama’s Black Belt is already reporting one of its best seasons in years. Trophy bucks are being taken on a regular basis, and lodges in the region are reporting heavy traffic.

Click to read more
Feral Hog Advantage
Feral Hog and PigletsAuthor: Hogman Team

The feral hog has an arsenal of advantages with respect to behaviors and adaptability that make it challenging quarry for the hunter. To ensure success, the wise hunter needs to understand these advantages and use them against the hog.

Click to read more
The Nocturnal Behavior of Feral Hogs
Game Alert Night HuntingAuthor: Hogman

Feral hogs by definition are descended from domestic pigs gone wild. In North America, domesticated hogs were originally brought over from Europe by the Spanish conquistadors: Columbus in the West Indies (1493) and Hernando de Soto in Texas (mid-1500’s). These domesticated ancestors were diurnal (active during the day).

Click to read more
Showing 46 - 51 of 52
Hog Blog Archives