Texas Hog Hunting Outfitters

Blackbird Ranch is a premier Texas outfitter offering wild hog hunts February 1 through the end of May. We offer daylight and nighttime boar hunts on over 1,000 prime acres in Fairfield, Texas—conveniently located only 70 minutes from Dallas, and just two hours and 20 minutes north of Houston. We are surrounded by thousands of acres of game-rich land, which keeps us teeming with wildlife. Our two large lakes total about 100 acres, with streams and creeks that keep large populations of hog on our property. The lakes are stocked with world-class record-size Florida bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish for your fishing pleasure, so don’t forget your fishing gear. Our 2,000-square-foot lodge, perched over one of the lakes, is furnished with all the comforts of home—the perfect family-friendly private group and corporate outing destination.

Our wild boar hunting property in Texas is covered in large oak, elm, cypress, food plots, and feeders. You will hunt from box stands set up over feeders, food plots, and some long shooting lanes (senderos) that produce hog after hog. Several water sources throughout the ranch keep our hog population at peak heights. We have two large lakes, one around 65 acres and the other 35 acres. Both are stocked with record-size trophy bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish—so be sure to bring along your fishing tackle. Our largest trophy wild hogs weigh in at 400 pounds or slightly more and make for beautiful trophy shoulder mounts.

The Blackbird Ranch outfitter also provides hog hunting at night on specific dates throughout the year. You can sit over open pastures with feeders to go after the largest of hogs. All feeders have automatic lights attached for your convenience and success. This is for sure a trophy boar hunt, and you can bring your own lights and thermal scope, or we can provide night-vision and other equipment as needed for a successful hog hunt.

The 2,000-square-foot Blackbird Ranch hog hunting lodge overlooks a 35-acre lake stocked with world-class Florida trophy bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish. You can relax during your downtime, or bring fishing poles and tackle for some midday tight-line action. We are more than happy to prepare anything you catch for dinner. Our pricing does not include meals, but we have all the modern conveniences for you to prepare them, including a full kitchen and grill. Fresh coffee will be available at breakfast along with Danish or donuts, toast, cereals, and juice. Other meals are not included but can be provided for an additional price based on your group’s needs—please call for details and menu options.

• We recommend bringing a good pair of binoculars so you can field-judge hogs for sex and size. The rule of thumb is a pair with higher power than your rifle scope, at a minimum of 10 power.
• A range finder is helpful, especially to predetermine distances before any boars come in and out while in the pastures.
• Bring a headlamp or flashlight.
• Emergency poncho packs are best for rain gear.
• We recommend snake boots or snake chaps, especially if you are planning on a spot-and-stalk hunt.

- Two nights and three days of wild hog hunting. Includes lodging and 4 hogs total. Arrive at noon hunt that afternoon, hunt next day morning and afternoon, and hunt last morning then depart around noon. $1,200/hunter. Two Hunters Minimum

 - Three nights and two days of wild hog hunting. Includes Lodging and 4 hogs total. Arrive at 3 p.m. and hunt morning and afternoon for two days then depart by 10 a.m. the next morning.

 $1,600/hunter, Two Hunters Minimum

For, additional charge, we can add night hunting with night-vision hunting equipment - with guide, please ask for details.