Howling Hog Haven is a private-land DIY hog hunt in the Sans Bois Mountains, just north of Wilburton, Oklahoma. It covers 160 acres of heavy timber, and the hogs use it every day. They move between bedding cover and feeding areas, and that steady traffic gives you real chances at multiple hogs on every trip.

The property is set up for you. Tree stands and ground blinds are placed throughout, and active feeders pull groups of hogs into range. Trail cameras regularly catch big boars and full sounders. Your group gets exclusive access, with up to 6 hunters and no other parties on the property during your 2-day hunt.

You can stay right on the property. A hunting cabin with a full bathroom and living quarters is available for $150 per night, and camping is allowed in designated areas. Reach out to Infinite Outdoors to add lodging to your trip. ATVs are welcome, which makes it easy to haul gear and pack out hogs.

Oklahoma has no closed season on hogs, and no hunting license is required for hogs on private land. That makes this one of the easiest hunts to plan, any month of the year, whether you’re local or traveling in. Bring your bow or rifle, play the wind, and come ready to fill the cooler. The property limit is 2 hogs per hunter per day.

The Sans Bois Mountains are rugged, wooded country, and the thick timber here is exactly what feral hogs want. Dense cover holds them during the day. Feeding areas and travel corridors bring them out at first and last light, and those are your best windows in the stands.

The feeders are the main draw. Hogs travel in sounders, so a well-placed sit over a feeder can put several animals in front of you at once. Doubles and multi-hog sits are a realistic goal. Archery hunters will find stand setups well suited to close shots, and rifle hunters can cover the openings around feeding areas.

Hogs don’t see well, but their nose is excellent. Check the wind before every sit, and choose the stand or blind that keeps your scent blowing away from where the hogs are coming from. Hunt the wind right and this property gives you as many chances at hogs as any hunt you’ll book.

Oklahoma has no closed season on feral hogs, so they can be hunted on private land year-round. No hunting license is required for hogs on private property. During deer seasons, follow Oklahoma’s hunter orange requirements. Check current regulations at wildlifedepartment.com before your hunt.

Non-refundable Reservation Fee 50% outdoorsman charged 30 days prior to the hunt.

Must cancel 1 month prior to your hunt, or a refund may not be given. If deposits are made and cancellation is necessary, we will reschedule you for the following year/season.

You are not legally allowed to access the property, for any adventure, prior to your selected access day. If you try to access the property at all before your selected date(s), without prior approval from IO, you will be subject to trespassing and punishments therein.