Team Swamp Stomp

Team Swamp Stomp LLC started in 2011 as a group of friends hunting for fun. In 2017, they formalized the business and have been expanding ever since. Today, their guides carry nearly 200 years of combined hunting experience across multiple species and terrain types.

They don't just run hunts—they solve problems. Landowners call when invasive hogs devastate their property. Team Swamp Stomp shows up with trained dogs, thermal gear, and rifles to eliminate the problem while giving hunters an unforgettable experience.

"Me and my 14 year old son just did a thermal hog hunt with Team Swamp Stomp. Could not have asked for a better experience or a nicer group of people. Literally fifteen minutes after we get out of the truck we're already looking at 10+ hogs through our thermal scopes." — Mark Routson

• •How it works: Spot-and-stalk hunts starting just before sundown, running 4 hours per trip.

• •Hunt multiple properties ranging from low-fence to hunting preserve land
• •Scan with thermal and night vision devices to locate hogs and non-target species
• •Stalk within 75 yards and take unlimited hogs (no bag limit)
• •98% shot opportunity rate—reschedule for free if no opportunity

• •Custom AR-style rifles chambered in 6.8 SPC, 7.62x39, or .308
• •Pulsar, Infiray, and AGM thermal optics ($5,000+ per hunter)
• •Shooting sticks, suppressors, and ammunition
• •Professional guide and full safety course
• •Groups up to 20 hunters fully outfitted

Package upgrade adds sporting clays, thermal training on the range, and camp meal.

For hard-core hunters wanting close-quarters action. Trained bay dogs track and corner hogs while kevlar-vested pit bulls hold them until hunters move in to dispatch with a knife.

• •Expect to walk up to 3 miles
• •Goal: one hog per person
• •Additional hogs available for a fee
• •Groups up to 20 accommodated across multiple teams

• •No hunting license required for hogs (they're invasive). Coyotes and bobcats do require a license.

• •Daytime Rifle Hog Hunts – Traditional hunting methods during daylight
• •Archery Hog Hunts – Bow hunting for wild hogs
• •Upland Bird Hunts – Quail and other upland game
• •Bow Fishing Charters – Water-based adventure hunts
• •African Safaris – International hunting expeditions
• •Shooting Activities – On-range training and instruction
• •Hunt Filming – Professional video documentation of your hunt
• •Thermal/Night Vision Sales & Training – Personal ownership guidance, range time, scope zeroing, operator training
• •Lodging – On-site accommodation available

Hunt 15+ different East Texas properties ranging from a few acres to over 2,000 acres. Mix of lease land and properties where landowners want hogs removed. Access to low-fence and hunting preserve land.

Wild hog population is booming. Trail cameras show excessive numbers of small hogs and piglets. Guides have taken 30+ trophy boars for taxidermy in the first half of 2025 alone. Team Swamp Stomp expects their busiest year on record and maintains a 100% success rate.

Custom rifles pieced together with Timber Creek accessories. Scopes are Pulsar, Infiray, or AGM thermal units—all zeroed at 75 yards by their guides. No issue switching between shooters on digital screens.

• •Caliber selection: 6.8 SPC and 7.62x39 chosen for light carry weight with more knockdown power than .223 on large boars. Some .308 and .223 available.

East Texas is home to an estimated 3 million wild hogs (largest population in the US). Breeding occurs around November with piglets dropping in February-March. Gestation period: 3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days. Average sounder size: 5-10 hogs, up to 20-30 in larger groups. Finding them requires serious work—Team Swamp Stomp puts out 150+ pounds of bait per hunt.

Wild hog meat is safe to eat. Smaller and medium-sized pigs are ideal (boars over 150 lbs less desirable). Guides enjoy pork tacos, breakfast sausage, and pepper-cheese hog wraps.

Team Swamp Stomp LLC 20120 FM 16 W Lindale, TX 75771 📞 903-330-1947 📧 [email protected]