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Pig hunts in WA
« on: February 23, 2009, 04:42:22 PM »
 :)I found that ad I picked up at the Sportsmans show. Pig hunting near Cheney WA. Canyon Hunting Ranch phone 509 235 2696 and 509 435 7412. they have other stuff too.
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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #1 on: February 23, 2009, 05:01:15 PM »
www.canyonhuntingranch.com there is a link to there site.  1100 dollars to hunt a feral pig :yike: really doesn't sound like a good deal. just go to the auction yard and buy a pig and let it run around the field for a while it would be the same thing.

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #2 on: February 23, 2009, 05:17:07 PM »
Agreed! Certainly a steep price to hunt a damned feral pig.

I do have a question that maybe someone here can answer: Is this ranch a high fenced operation? The reason I ask is that I wasn't aware of any high fence operations in the state. But, with all the exotics that they list on thier web page I would think that they would have to have something keeping them all confined to the 8,000 acre ranch.

Just curious...not pointing fingers or trying to stir the "high fence" pot.

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #3 on: February 23, 2009, 05:29:59 PM »
here is there whole price list if the quality of there deer are all around the ones they have pictured the deer hunt wouldnt be bad

TrophyBuffalo  1600 lbs. & up.
  A 2 day hunt is $ 2,600 and up. For trophies eight years and up it is $ 3,500. .
Meat Bulls-  2 yearold Buffalo
  2 day hunt call for quote. A $150 guide fee is required.

Boar 2 day hunt is $1,100
 Group of 3 or more $995 pp

Goat-Angora,Spanish Billies, Catalina Billies
 2 day hunt is $550
 Trophy (over 28 in.) is $750

Sheep-Jacob Four Horn, Merino, Barbados, & High Breeds
 2 day hunt is based on horn spread
22 in - 23 in is $550
24 in - 25 in is $680
26 in - 27 in is $800
28 in - 29 in is $900
30 in - 31in is $1,100
 Trophy (over 28 in.) is $900

SPECIAL HUNTS
YEAR ROUND --- NO LICENSE REQUIRED
Watusi                Hunt is $ 1,700 and up
Water Buffalo     Hunt is $ 2,500 and up
Eland                  Hunt is $ 3,500 and up
African Adax      Hunt is $ 2,700 and up
Other species upon request.

Deer    5 day hunt is $1,800 (Muzzleloader, Modern Firearm or Archery) Sept - Nov

Elk 7 day hunt is $2,250    Sept -  Dec (Muzzleloader)




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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #4 on: February 23, 2009, 05:32:13 PM »
All I know about them is I picked up the ad at the sportmans show. :)
I picked it up because I heard folks here asking about hunting pigs.
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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #5 on: February 23, 2009, 05:35:14 PM »
It's all good Bofire. I was just curious since they seem to have all sorts of exotics running around the ranch.

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #6 on: February 23, 2009, 06:35:37 PM »
I do believe the only way they can have "exotics" for hunting is to be a "high fence" operation. They have to keep all non-native animals confined.

I may be wrong, but that is the idea i got from talking to them a few years ago.
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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #7 on: February 24, 2009, 07:22:27 AM »
They will also do the meat for you as well think they told me .43 a pound hanging weight. Was thinking of doing a pig there for fun 700 pounder sounds like fun.

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #8 on: February 24, 2009, 08:34:55 AM »
I would pay  :twocents: to hunt one of their Wild Hogs.  They are all turned out domesticated pigs.  They probably cut some of them so they will grow larger and develope larger tusks.  That is a reiculous price.  Might as well go down the road to the nearest farm and but one for butcher.
 

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #9 on: February 24, 2009, 08:43:29 AM »
I have been to that ranch.  Took a buddy there for his bachelor party.  We shot a hog and tried hunting sheep.  I wouldn't call the pigs wild but they are huge.  We hunted in march and they were in the area of the feeders. Summer might be different.  The one we got one over 650 lbs.  I have heard rumors the ranch got split up due to family issues.  They buy the pigs in minnesota or wisconsin for around $35 each.

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #10 on: February 26, 2009, 10:54:45 AM »
My kids and I always love seeing that old stuffed volkswagen in their booth each year. I'd sure like to have the skull from an 800 lb porker.

Pretty pricy for a put-n-take operation. Several places in Kaliforny that run about half those prices.    :dunno:
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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #11 on: February 26, 2009, 11:07:40 AM »
:)I found that ad I picked up at the Sportsmans show. Pig hunting near Cheney WA. Canyon Hunting Ranch phone 509 235 2696 and 509 435 7412. they have other stuff too.
Carl

I've never been but I've heard from others who have that it's a joke.... not ha, ha, but a POS.  Again, just what I've heard, not tryin to trash anyone.

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Re: Pig hunts in WA
« Reply #12 on: February 26, 2009, 02:23:24 PM »
:)I found that ad I picked up at the Sportsmans show. Pig hunting near Cheney WA. Canyon Hunting Ranch phone 509 235 2696 and 509 435 7412. they have other stuff too.
Carl

I've never been but I've heard from others who have that it's a joke.... not ha, ha, but a POS.  Again, just what I've heard, not tryin to trash anyone.

I knew a guy who went their once, he said it would be the last time he went.  He got a pig, but echoed many of the sentiments already posted here.
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