We are located in Garnett, South Carolina 29922.

To book a hunt you can just give us a call us at 803-842-1155.​ To check availability, please see our Hunt Dates Availability page calendar.

You hunt includes comfortable lodging, home cooked meals, linens, game retrieval, transportation to and from the hunting locations, hunting stands/blinds and bait for the hogs and deer. We can also provide a .308 bolt-action rifle equipped with the ATN X-Sight II Day/Night scope for our combo afternoon & night hog hunts.

No. All hunting licenses, big game permits, deer tags and turkey tags are purchased online through the SCDNR at www.dnr.sc.gov.

Field Dressing, Skinning and Quartering - $35 per animal.

This usually will break a big hog down to easily fit in a big yeti cooler with ice.

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Yes! We provide free rifle and night scope rental to all current and retired Military Personnel, Police Officers, Conservation Officers, Firefighters and first responders on any hunt.

We offer hog hunts year-round and deer hunts August 15th thru January 1st.

Yes, per the SCDNR Sunday hunting is allowed on private lands.

We do not have any trophy fees or size restrictions on hogs. For whitetail deer, we shoot bucks that have antlers with a 14 inch spread and 6 points. This will be a 2.5 year old buck or better weighing from 150lbs and up.

It is a 100% Fair Chase Hunt.

Yes, we do put corn and other attactants out for both the hogs and whitetail deer. We use drop feeders mounted to our trucks and also hand pour.

For our hunts we use a mix of 3’ to 5’ elevated individual and two person box blinds, 17’ ladder stands and 17’ tower stands. All box blinds and tower stands have comfortable office chairs in them.

Our rifle stands are 75 to 100 yards from the bait piles.

We recommend .243 and above for hogs and whitetail deer. When using any caliber below that the animal recovery rate is very low.

You can rent one of our Savage .308 bolt action rifles with the ATN X-Sight II HD Day/Night Scopes for $150 per day. This includes .308 ammunition, cleaning and maintenance fees.

Binoculars and Good Scope on your rifle. What we mean by a good scope is one that is great in low light conditions. There are a few reasons for this: 1) Wild hogs are mostly nocturnal and generally move at last light right before it gets totally dark. 2) They’re low to the ground and dark in color which makes them difficult to see and hit in the low light conditions. 3) When you are having trouble seeing at that last light of the day, a good scope can usually squeeze out another 10 to 15 minutes of shooting time.

No, per the SCDNR orange is not required when hunting on private lands.

No, unless it is cleared with us first. We don't want to disturb the woods shooting random animals.