RELH
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I am looking at planning a hog hunt,meat hog, not a stinking trophy boar, in Northern CA. this coming spring. After doing a search I have come up with two outfitters in the area that I would like to hunt as it is not too far from home.
The first one is High Country Outfitters based out of Anderson, CA. and they hunt ranches in that area and around Redding, CA.
The second one is North Powder Outfitters that is based in Shasta County and they hunt ranches in that county and in Colusa County out of Williams, CA.
Both offer 1-1/2 days of hunting for about the same price with 99% sucess rate on spot and stalk hunts.
Do any of you have infromation on either of these outfitters that will help me decide which one to go with. If you do not want to state anything in the forum, send me a PM and I will keep it private between us.
I have hunted deer, antelope, elk, bison, but this is a first on pig hunting and I want to have a good experience on this first time hunt. Now to talk my hunting partner's wife into letting him go with me by convincing her she needs some good pork chops in the freezer to go along with all that buffalo meat.
RELH
The first one is High Country Outfitters based out of Anderson, CA. and they hunt ranches in that area and around Redding, CA.
The second one is North Powder Outfitters that is based in Shasta County and they hunt ranches in that county and in Colusa County out of Williams, CA.
Both offer 1-1/2 days of hunting for about the same price with 99% sucess rate on spot and stalk hunts.
Do any of you have infromation on either of these outfitters that will help me decide which one to go with. If you do not want to state anything in the forum, send me a PM and I will keep it private between us.
I have hunted deer, antelope, elk, bison, but this is a first on pig hunting and I want to have a good experience on this first time hunt. Now to talk my hunting partner's wife into letting him go with me by convincing her she needs some good pork chops in the freezer to go along with all that buffalo meat.
RELH