Best Hog Hunting and Pig Hunts in PA

Stonebridge is located in Stoystown just 96 miles from the Pittsburgh Airport, about an hour and a half drive (See a Map and Get Directions).

Where To Hunt Hogs in PA?

Very few wild hogs, or feral pigs, are found outside of the confines of hunting preserves in Pennsylvania in any county. That's why, if you want to enjoy hunting wild pigs in PA, you should book a guided hog hunt at a hunting preserve.

Now, there are several good hunting preserves in Pennsylvania that primarily offer spot and stalk pig hunts. However, Stonebridge is a top hunting preserve that stands out from the rest.

Why Stonebridge Is the Best Place to Hunt Hogs in PA

• Stonebridge hog hunts provide individual hunters and groups with an exciting, memorable, affordable, professionally-guided spot and stalk hunting experience.
• You'll be hunting the highest quality trophy hogs (European Russian Boar) and Feral Pigs on 400+ acres in the magnificent rolling hills of the Laurel Mountains in Somerset County, PA. Furthermore, you'll enjoy both the hunt and later eating the amazingly delicious Russian boar meat, considered a delicacy in Europe.
• Hunt Hogs using your rifle, pistol, muzzleloader, crossbow, or compound bow.
• Our pigs are the healthiest in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. because we raise our Russian boar on-site and feed them all-natural feed, including grain, hay, grass, and NO antibiotics.
• We also offer hunts for Feral Hogs (sometimes called Meat Hogs). While we do not raise our Feral Hogs, we get them from sustainable and ultra-reliable sources.
  
• Arrive on the day of your hunt or stay in our Hunting Lodge.
• We welcome experienced and novice hunters of all ages;
• We're open year-round, seven days a week, to fit your schedule.
• Stonebridge is just seven miles away from the Flight 93 National Memorial.
• Lastly, check out our affordable hunt pricing.

What Caliber Rifle Do I Need for Hunting Pigs?

Hunting Russian Boar safely requires a powerful caliber firearm. That's because Russian boar are among the most dangerous animals to hunt. Here's why.

Russian Boars:

• have sharp tusks up to five inches long;
• are built like a tank, having tough protective cartilage over their rib cage that smaller calibers may not penetrate;
• are extremely intelligent and unpredictable;
• may attack anything the Boar sees when wounded.

So you want to use your biggest caliber weapon to maximize the probability of taking it down when you hit it. Here are a few suggested Calibers for Boar Hunting include:

• .308 Winchester
• .300 Winchester Magnum
• .30-06 Springfield

If you don't see your caliber listed, please call us to determine its suitability for boar hunting.

What Should I Pack for a Hog Hunt?

• In addition to your weapon of choice and ammunition, consider packing
  • camouflage clothing
    (While not mandatory, camouflage clothing will allow you to get closer to your trophy pig for the perfect shot.);
  • a raincoat;
  • binoculars;
  • a range finder;
  • and snacks.

• For those of you staying at our hunting lodge,
  • bring personal toiletries (a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc.) We provide linens and towels;
  • a cooler.

Why Would You Book a Hog Hunt Anywhere Else?

So, you'll hunt...

• for incredible, highest-quality, and healthy pigs;
• on an immaculate, incredibly well-maintained hunting preserve in the beautiful, relaxing Laurel Mountains in Pennsylvania;
• with and learning from an experienced, professional guide;
• with outgoing, friendly people who share your love for hunting;
• having butchering and taxidermy services available to you;
• having the option of staying in a comfortable, top-quality hunting lodge;
• while enjoying Bob and Gina's incredible cooking; and
• while getting all the above benefits at affordable prices that are competitive, or better than, our competition's.