Frequently Asked Questions

All hunts include a guide, transportation while hunting on the ranch lands, packing out, field dressing, skinning and chilling in our walk-in cooler. The hunter-to-guide ratio is 2:1.

If the guarantee stated for your package is not met, you receive a full refund. Alpha’s harvest guarantee means meat in the walk-in cooler.

A pig that is wounded and not recovered counts as your pig. You may purchase an additional pig to continue hunting; otherwise, your hunt is over.

Yes. Apply for your California Hunting License Here

Start with CDFW’s current hunter education guidance and the license requirements for your circumstances. Our first-hunt guide explains the preparation path and questions to discuss with Frontera.

California hunting license, California wild pig validation, non-lead ammunition, rifle with scope & warm layered clothing. Review CDFW requirements and confirm equipment and preparation with Frontera before arrival.

California now uses a wild pig validation instead of individual wild pig tags. Review CDFW’s current license and validation requirements before your trip.

Hunt length depends on the package you choose. Compare the hunting days and lodging nights in our pig-hunt package details, then ask Frontera about dates for the experience you’re considering.

Yes, we offer this feature along with our other Experience Add-ons. If requested at the time of booking (and based on availability), we can have your meat cut and wrapped within 36 hours of harvest.

Spot and Stalk is the most common method but we try to accommodate to whichever hunting method is preferred. If walking and hiking is not preferred, we can strive to set you up along a heavily traveled game trail.

For rifle hunting, we recommend .243 caliber or bigger.

Yes, your rifle should have a scope.

If you need to sight-in your rifle at the time of your arrival for your hunt, please let us know in advance so we can make use of our shooting range prior to hunt.

Mostly sunny, cools off in the evenings.

ATVs are not allowed at this time.

We only offer guided hunts with select group of expert hunters.

We have multiple certified experts to guide you on your hunt.

No, we are hunting private ranches.

We can take up to 12 hunters in one group.

Yes

Use CDFW’s license and validation guidance to review current purchase options and the requirements for your circumstances.

As much or as little as you’d prefer.

A.M. shooting time is 30 minutes before sunrise.

Average weight is 170.

Average shot distance is 150 yards.

Yes, you will need to provide your own 120 quart (or larger) ice chest unless you are adding the Meat Processing Experience Add-on through Frontera Hunting.

Frontera offers pig-hunt options for beginners. Tell us about your experience when you inquire, and review the first-hunt guide for preparation and official licensing resources.

Yes. Frontera can accommodate non-hunting family members or friends on select experiences. Contact the team before booking to confirm availability, lodging options, and any guest fees.

Book as early as possible, especially for weekends, lodging-inclusive packages, seasonal SECO hunts in July and August, and limited Trophy Boar opportunities. Contact Frontera directly for current availability.

Frontera offers experience add-ons, lodging options, meat processing arrangements, and hunt formats that can help tailor a trip to your group. Ask about available options when you book.

Frontera offers options for beginner through advanced hunters. Most hunts use spot-and-stalk methods, but the team can discuss hunting preferences and mobility needs before arrival. The amount of hiking can be adjusted based on the experience you choose.

Choose your preferred hunting package, then submit a reservation request or contact Frontera directly. A 25% non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a hunt.