We’re thrilled to announce a brand new Women of the Wild event coming this spring in Ubly, Michigan!
This event is held at a ranch, no hunting license is required.
Join us March 13th–15th for a three-day hog hunt (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) — with the option to add a ram for those who want to expand their experience.
Arrival Thursday March 12th after 3pm
Depart after morning hunt Sunday (around noon)
Event Details:
•🐖 Cost: $675 per hunter (includes one hog of any size- typically between 200-300lbs) both Stoker Hogs and Mangalica hogs available. 
•🏡 Lodging: Cozy, cabin-style accommodations
•🍽️ Meals: Delicious home-cooked meals provided
•🎁 Extras: Each participant will receive a Women of the Wild goodie bag!
•⚙️ Processing: You may bring your own coolers and clean your harvest on-site, or pay a processor (processing equipment will be available). Processing fee is $230 per hog. Ram processing fee is $150.
You can add 
Ram Hunt for $800
Fallow $2,500
As well as many other species at the time of the hunt.
Deposit: A $300 non-refundable deposit secures your spot. The remaining balance can be made in flexible payments.
Hunts are spot and stalk or blind sits based on your preference and experience level. 
No caliber restrictions can bow or gun hunt. 
This will be an unforgettable weekend filled with laughter, good food, and shared passion for the hunt, a first-time event for Women of the Wild that you won’t want to miss!
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⚠️ Women of the Wild Disclosure ⚠️
IMPORTANT:
•Drugs and alcohol are strictly prohibited.
•All participants are expected to comply with state and federal hunting regulations and license requirements.
Deposits & Cancellations:
•All deposits are non-refundable.
•Cancellations made within 30 days of the event are subject to being non-refundable unless your spot can be filled.
•Even if your spot is filled, deposits will still remain non-refundable.
General Liability:
Women of the Wild is not responsible for accidents, injuries, or loss of property during this event. By attending, participants acknowledge the inherent risks of outdoor activities, including hunting and boating, and agree to participate at their own risk.