Our family is spread out across the US and once a year the guys meet up somewhere for some shooting and a lot of eating and drinking.  We've done prairie dogs the last few years but this year we decided on a hog hunt.  We found a reasonable place in Tennessee that we can have to ourselves, and it's pretty much central for all those that can make it.  It's one of those "game farm" type places, not my idea but whatever works to get everyone together.  The guy that owns the place said everything is included, just bring your gun, clothes and beer.  He also said that tipping the guide was appreciated.  How much should a guy tip a guide in this situation?  We've always been on our own prairie dog hunting.  

They have their pricing broken down to so much for a meat hog, and so much for a trophy hog, a trophy hog being over 250 lbs.

Link?  Or what's the name for this place

Bridgecreek Trophy Hunts

Is that per person??  $500 for a meat hog with $750 for a trophy.  Based on the price if you get your meat hog I would tip about $200 per paid hunter.  That is about the going rate from what I can see.  But as they said tipping is appreciated so you give what you feel is fair. They do get a portion of the hunt fee. Good luck.  Oh I did see they have a break for 5 or more.  Have fun.

It is per person, includes all meals, bedding, etc.  Compared to what we've been getting dinged for prairie dog hunting the last year or two it's not a bad deal.

I really start taking people on hunts.  I'm passing up a lot of money.  :(

Bit you're also missing out on a lot of headaches...

That is high priced..