5 of us stayed in the beautiful lodge, food, accommodation, staff were great. Food was plentiful…read moreand delicious. Roger, Christopher, and Patrick were terrific, making us realize our success was their only goal in getting a fair hog hunt. All five of us got a hog, in fact the four hunters in the upscale " cabin" from a day earlier and the other 3 hunters in the lodge all harvested animals. Highly recommended.

Hillbilly hospitality…read more Face it. Life is stressful. My wife shops, I kill things and eat them. Dont judge, this has been going on since caveman times...it's the old "men are hunters women are gatherers" thing. Women don't understand that guys need to get away with their pals and have a party...not with Vegas hookers but like an Apache war party welcoming Colonel Custer to the great plains. Huntin' and fishin' trips are not really about if you bagged some trophy game but the overall experience. It is however nice to come home with a full cooler where ever you go. Caryonah has what I like. Relaxed atmosphere, rustic but updated facilities, comfortable beds, homestyle cooked meals and great huntin'. Honestly, the guides are so good, if you don't bag whatever game you go to hunt, your barrell must be shaped like a question mark. I've been to many other outfitters but this one has one thing really going for it. The people. From the minute you arrive, you feel like you are guests at someone's house. The family environment is warm, inviting and relaxed. No stupid rules, just a comfortable place to feel right at home while you are there (even if you are some strange talkin' city boy). Hell, by the end of the weekend they'll have you talking Tennessee hillbilly and listening to the Soggy Bottom Boys. Bottom Line: It's monday morning with all the suits at the 1/4ly sales meeting. What are you gonna brag about...your trip with the wife to Pottery Barn or the 200 lb Wild Boar you killed this weekend?