$250 group place.

[Tom]

Archery hunt place.

http://www.pedernalbowhunts.com/bowhunting-videos.htm has 2 video clips of hog shots.

Its down by Laredo, TX. There's good hogs and javelina there for an out of state liscense of $45.

The biggest hog of the summer gets a free whitetail hunt in the fall also, it looks like. Pretty neat.

 

[Gunner46]

The website doesn't open.

 

[Tom]

Crap, it worked earlier today, maybe they're working on it. Its got several ranches down by Laredo, with lodging, many are a limit of 2 javelinas and 3 hogs for the $250 for a 2 day hunt, but they require groups, like 6-10 hunters, we'll have to have the web page for the detailed numbers there, I've forgoten them. Then there's the liscense, $45, and travel. No draw for javelina here. It will come up later, www.pedernalbowhunts.com

 

[noharleyyet]

Opened ok for me Tom. Thanks.

 

[Tom]

Here's the ranch profile part from there, some only need 2-3 hunters.

Cerrito Prieto Ranch
Located off Hwy 83N near Encinal, Texas, this 11,000 acre high fenced Webb County ranch is very well managed and loaded with game. Our 2003 hog and javelina hunts here were a huge success. The camp has been recently remodeled and boasts sleeping arrangements for up to 15, big screen TV and central air/heat.

Pedernal Bowhunts has teamed up with the Cerrito Prieto Ranch to give two FREE whitetail management hunts away in 2005. One of the hunts will be awarded to the hunter with the heaviest hog and the other to the hunter with the highest cumulative weight of hogs (for our repeat customers) harvested during the 2005 off season. Our hog and javelina hunts will begin in January 2005 and extend through August 2005. The management whitetail hunts for the lucky winners will be scheduled during November of 2005.

Accommodations:
Lodge with a/c, beds, male and female bathrooms and
showers, kitchen, covered patio with sunken BBQ pit and a walk in cooler.
Bag Limits:
2 javelina (state law) and 3 hogs.
Price:
$125.00 day with a 2 day minimum.
Minimum hunters per group:
7 hunters per 2 day hunt or 5 hunters per 3 day hunt.


San Pedro Ranch
This ranch is located in Dimmit County near Carrizo Springs, Texas.
The ranch covers over 24,000 acres, has excellent accommodations
and a high hog and javelina population. This ranch has working
feeders and a daily corn route that will be started prior to your hunt.
There is a guide that will be at the ranch to assist you with your hunt.

Accommodations:
Lodge with a/c and heater, beds, shower, kitchen, BBQ pit, walk in cooler.
Bag Limits:
2 javelina (state law) and 3 hogs
Price:
$125 day with a 2 day minimum.
Minimum hunters per group:
7 hunters per 2 day hunt or 5 hunters per 3 day hunt.


Peters Ranch
This 7,000 acre Webb County ranch near Laredo, Texas has 15 working feeders and an excellent hog and javelina population.

Accommodations:
Lodge, kitchen, BBQ pit, walk in cooler.
Bag Limits:
2 javelina (state law) and 3 hogs
Price:
$125 day with a 2 day minimum.
Minimum hunters per group:
7 hunters per 2 day hunt or 5 hunters per 3 day hunt.


3.5K Ranch
We utilize this Webb County ranch for small groups of hunters. There are over 15 working feeders with bow stands already in place. Hunts here are very limited at this ranch.

Accommodations:
Lodge with a/c, heater, beds, shower, kitchen, BBQ pit, walk in cooler.
Bag Limits:
2 javelina (state law) and 3 hogs.
Price:
$125 day with a 2 day minimum.
Minimum hunters per group:
2-3 hunters per 2 day hunt.


Rodriquez Ranch
This 800 acre high fenced ranch with excellent accommodations is perfect for a family or husband and wife team. The ranch is located only 15 minutes from Laredo, Texas and as a bonus offers excellent catch & release bass fishing. There are 5 feeders on this ranch. Limited number of hunts per year, book early.

Accommodations:
Lodge with a/c, heater, beds, shower, kitchen, BBQ pit, walk in cooler.
Bag Limits:
1 javelina and 3 hogs per 2 day hunt/4 hogs per 3 day hunt.
Price:
$125 day with a 2 day minimum.
Minimum hunters per group:
4 hunters per 2 day hunt or 3 hunters per 3 day hunt.\

 

[schmalts]

I bet they didnt find that boar on the first clip.

 

[Tom]

Yeah, I agree, the second clip shows the guy with a dead hog, not the first clip. The first clip shows an arrow not to far into the shoulder blade and the hog doesn't look like he's limping. He's jumping up and down and runs off, he'll knock that arrow out and run far with little to no blood, I think. Shooting them through the ribs while quartered away is nearly a must with a bow, that's the good shot.

That second clip is a hard shot made excellent, I would have waited more.