Texas Hog HuntingHelicopter Hog Hunting

Coordinate with the Government & Civilians

Feral hogs cost landowners across the U.S approximately $2 Billion in damages annually $50 Million In Texas alone. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department estimates that, as a state, we must eradicate 75% of the hog population every year in order to keep those numbers stable and currently we are only eradicating about 25%. This last spring we worked with The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment as area experts on Hog Management in South Central Texas.

Plan the Logistics

We  provide the helicopter, pilot, fuel and ammo for one simple hourly rate. We work with farmers and ranchers across the state to provide them eradication services in a shoot and let-lie environment. If you have property that needs eradication, let us know and we’ll take care of everything.

All properties need an LoA filed with TPWD under our permit. Hunters will need proof of their Hunter’s Safety Education.

Hog Eradication

If you own property and need hogs eradicated – call us! We will hunt your land for you or provide rates for land owners looking to hunt their own property.

Due to the seasonality of hog hunting, our options for hunt days and times often book up far ahead of time. Make sure to contact us as soon as possible to set up the hog hunting trip of a lifetime! The best time to hunt is from the end of deer season to the end of May. This is because the property owners do not allow hunting on the ranches with deer on it during deer season and also as the temperature rises and the brush thickens, it is harder to herd, flush out and see the hogs.
We have recommended lodging and hourly requirements based off of the package you choose and how many people are going.

Instruction Course

A short course on shooting from the helicopter is included. Veracity Hunting trip pilots will teach you about the guns, the nature of feral hogs and how to execute safe gun control while inside the helicopter. We fly low and equip our hunters with shotguns for a higher kill-ratio. Though our hunters typically have a great time, this is also a mission for reducing hog population. In order to use ARs, we have to have special permission from the landowners.