White Oak Outfitters Inc

Bruce Hunnicutt and White Oak Outfitters Inc have built their reputation on simple honesty: you know exactly what you're paying, and you get exactly what's promised. After three decades guiding hunters across Northeast Texas, Bruce and his family deliver action-packed hunts on private, 100% free-range land without the surprise charges that plague other outfitters.

Hunnicutt Ranch sits 2.5 hours north of Dallas/Fort Worth on all-paved roads, making it accessible without the typical "hours on a dirt track" hassle. The property is managed for consistent hog activity with 44 timed feeders cycling morning and evening, plus over 70 tons of corn annually and strategically placed food plots. Hunts take place across diverse terrain—creek bottoms, open fields, wooded areas, and feeder zones—all stocked with wild free-range hogs.

You'll hunt from box blinds for rifle work or tree ladder stands during archery deer season. Most hunters are positioned in blinds by 3 PM for late afternoon into nighttime hunting, when feral hogs are most active.

No hidden costs. No pay-per-pound on kills. No guide fees on arrival. No mandatory tips (tips are optional). No retrieval fees. No cleaning fees. No processing fees.

The ranch lodge handles up to 12 hunters in climate-controlled rooms with a mix of queen, single, and bunk beds. Four bathrooms/showers serve the group. A fully equipped kitchen with fridges and outdoor grill are available for meal prep, and several nearby restaurants provide takeout options if you prefer.

For hunters serious about maximizing success, the thermal scope upgrade transforms the hunt. Feral hogs are nocturnal hunters—they're most active after dark when standard optics fail. Thermal imaging detects heat signatures through thick brush and complete darkness, works in fog and moonless nights, and enables faster target acquisition and more precise shot placement than traditional night vision. At $100 per night, it's a practical upgrade for improving your odds.

Regular hunters describe the ranch as "a second home" and "like family." Groups often establish multi-year traditions, with corporate teams and hunting crews returning year after year. The family-run operation—Bruce and Becky as owners, son Dylan as ranch guide, and Caleb Frazier handling game recovery—ensures consistent, knowledgeable service.

No Texas hunting license required for hog hunting at this outfitter. You'll only need a license if you plan to hunt deer or predators separately.

Firearm options: Bring your own rifle with red or green light attachment, thermal scope, or night scope. Alternatively, rent Pulsar thermal-equipped rifles on-site.

Peak season: Hunts available September 2025 forward. Group hunts accommodate solo hunters through large crews of 12+.

Contact Bruce directly at (903) 466-1358 or use the website contact form to plan your hunt. Whether you're a first-time hog hunter or a seasoned veteran looking for a reliable outfitter with zero surprises, Hunnicutt Ranch delivers the experience and results at honest pricing.