Trophy Ranch

skin sinns

I’ve been there three years in a row Now going on the fourth ,place is amazing owners are genuine and honest and the nicest people you’ll ever meet. Definite most go as a group after a certain amount of people in your group you get a pig roast dinner food was awesome. The brownies are to die for, prices for animals are the best you’re going to find facilities are clean, comfortable, and well-maintained…. I’d give this place 10 stars if I could.

Dave Ewen

My 7 year old son and I had a great time at the Trophy Ranch. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and the property is fantastic, as was the quality of the animals. We will definitely be back.

Katie Elder

We love it there! There is something to enjoy for every family member, and we all leave just a little less stressed, a little more light hearted, and overall, a happier family unit! Totally recommend it when your in need of a close, family oriented get away!

Brett Will

Several different species available here. Lodging is comfortable. The hosts are very experienced and inviting. The facility has refrigeration for preserving game, and the guides are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. There is a large collection of beautiful mounts for your viewing pleasure.

Sweet Jimmy

Kris and Kevin do a great job!! They have their place setup perfectly!! Great people. Great spot. Great time!!

David Thomas

Just wrapped up a 2 day hunt with a group of six. I have experience with other hog ranches, so this review will come from that perspective. Here are the pros and cons. *Pros* -Very affordable. $100 Deposit per person to reserve your dates. -$450 for "hogs" and $800 for rams. -Ram selection is very good -Spot and stalk opportunity is very good. Open range of 160 acres. -Ranch hand TJ is phenomenal. That kid works his butt off and is very knowledgeable and flexible. -Lodging is spacious -Accomodating to however you want to hunt. *Cons* -"Hogs" are not feral or wild hogs, they are farm pigs with no sense of survival. Advertised as "Wild Hogs", but they are not. There were 2 on the property and we hunted them. Everything else is not wild. -Butchering is not quite what we expected. All quartering was done the last afternoon of trip, so we could not eat any of the meat we harvested. Also, literally just animals cut in quarters and thrown in bags. Thats fine, just not what we expected. -Shooting time is only 0900 to 1700. We wanted to get out there early, but not able to maximize our time. Overally, good ranch. If my group were to go again, we would call ahead to see if they could get more "wild hogs", because that is what we wanted to hunt. Ended up hunting 6 rams, the lone Fallow Deer and the only wild hogs on the ranch. Large hunting area and great for spot and stalk. Not a blind/feeder guy, but that is available as well. Rams are not easy to get a good shot on, they move effortlessly through the woods at a slow, but steady pace. Pigs are fish in a barrel. Fallow was extremely hard to hunt, but we are pretty experienced and were able to. Bow and rifle are good.

Edwin Curry

Very fun weekend. Ed and Kevin treat the ranch guest very well. Lodge has plenty of room and was able to accommodate 12 of us with no problems. We will definitely be back.

Adam Clements

Staff here are great. They roll out the red carpet for you and are friendly. They have a lot of animals on their 40 acres. We came in spring so land was wet. Rubber boots a must, but that was not a problem. The pig hunt was more of a shoot than a hunt. You can pick the one you want rather than hope to find one. Nice to have assured success, though it's certainly not a challenge. I would hunt here again.

Ben Bordner

The folks at Trophy Ranch are very nice, honest and the lodge was great. There’s a pond and the kids loved fishing after the hunt. If you plan on hunting stoker hogs be prepared, it’s basically like walking up and shooting a pet pig. One of the guys in the group chose this option and it was hard to watch really. The hogan hogs are definitely harder to hunt. There were only four hogan hogs on the 160 acres when we were there. It was a bit like a deer drive to find them and def more like “hunting”. It was very wet while we were there in April. Knee deep water in spots. So far I’ve tried the hogan beer brats and they’re decent. A bit stronger taste than normal brats. Anyway, this is just my two cents on it. I probably won’t do it again but it was a nice getaway for a night.

brian powell

Shot a ram was kinda fun. If you’re going for a pig, talk to your local farmer and see if they will let you walk up and shoot one. Don’t know if we just picked the wrong time of year but wilbur and friends come running to you with tails wagging the hardest part for pig hunting is to shoe the others away with a stick so the people you are with can shoot the one they pick. Definitely not wild literally a petting zoo of domestic pigs. Other than that lodge was nice and $50 to walk around the woods and be up close with 90% of the animals was neat.