Big Horn Canyon Ranch

[biscuitbarrel]

Has anyone hunted the Big Horn Canyon Ranch in riverside county California? Is it a guided or unguided hunt? By the price $350 I'm guessing unguided. Do you recommend it? Also are they going out of business?

 

[ltdann]

I've asked the same question here

http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/index....mp;#entry952567

Haven't heard if they are going out of business. 'Course I haven't called them as of yet. If you get more info, plz let me know, I'm thinking of giving it try this year.

 

[Speckmisser]

Biscuit Barrel, it looks like you're fairly new to JHO, so please don't take this as rude... but it would really be a good idea for any member wanting to find out about an operation to do two things.

First, check out the Guide/Outfitter Reviews section on the main page. This will usually give you some basic info, often from people who've used the operator in the past.

Second, perform a search of the site using the keywords (in this case, Bighorn Canyon). You will then see all of the previous posts regarding this topic.

You will also see that your particular question has been asked no less than four times in the past two months, and an uncountable number of times over the past few years. It has generated significant discussion, because of the type of operation they run (high-fenced, "put-and-take" hogs).

Because of this, replies to your question will often be short or slow to come because many members have responded to the same question so many times already.

After doing the research, if you still have unanswered questions, ask away.

 

[CAhntr]

biscuit, Myself and another JHO member, AmericanPittBullTerrier, went there last Jan. We had a great time, though I could see how some would be turned off by this type of "hunt". Its not for evryone.

Here is a report of our trip. http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/index....Big+Horn+Canyon

Eric

 

[Wild1]

It's not a "fair chase" hunt - it's a "canned hunt" stocked with pen-raised animals. No disrespect or judgement towards other "hunters" who have been there, but it is about as unethical hunting as it gets.

 

[biscuitbarrel]

One of the old posts (that I found by searching

) said they are being taken over by a Nature Conservancy. Thats why I asked about them gong out of business. I'll check out your report CAHnter. Thanks!