Hog Hunt / Directions

To Mossey Creek Outdoors from Columbus

Distance: 64.21 miles (1 hour 8 minutes)

From (A):
Columbus Metropolitan Airport (CSG)
3250 W Britt David RD
Columbus, GA 31909

To (B):
Mossey Creek Lodge/Outdoors
2788 Americus Hwy.
Dawson, GA 39842

Start out going southeast on W Britt David Rd toward Earnie Shelton Dr.	0.07 Miles
Make a U-turn at Earnie Shelton Dr onto W Britt David Rd. If you reach Mariner Dr you've gone about 0.1 miles too far	0.3 Miles
Stay straight to go onto Airport Thruway.	0.6 Miles
Merge onto I-185 S/GA-411 S via the ramp on the left toward Columbus.	8.3 Miles
Merge onto GA-520 E via EXIT 1A toward Cusseta/Albany.	47 Miles
Turn left onto Kennedy Pond Rd. Kennedy Pond Rd is 0.5 miles past Catherine Ln If you are on Columbus Hwy and reach Busby Rd you've gone about 1.5 miles too far	5.6 Miles
Turn left onto Americus Hwy/GA-49.	1.0 Miles
2788 AMERICUS HWY is on the right. Your destination is 0.2 miles past Pleasant Hill Rd If you are on GA-49 and reach Boot Cosby Rd you've gone about 2.6 miles too far

AIRLINES

Columbus Airport Information 706.324.2449
Delta Connection (click here for more info)

RENTAL CARS

Avis Rent-A-Car 706.322.2539
800.331.1212

Budget Rent-A-Car 706.327.5501
800.527.7000

Enterprise Rent-A-Car 706.322.0536x5
800.736.8222

Hertz Corporation 706.324.2725
800.654.3131

National Car Rental 706.322.4586
800.227.7368

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Contact Info

Contact Details

Telephone: 706-570-5753 or 706-304-5756
Email: info@southernhogcontrol.net
Website: southernhogcontrol.net

P.O. Box 1342,
Fortson, Georgia
31808

Tactical Boar Hunting • Feral Hog Traps, Trapping and Metodology

SOUTHERN HOG CONTROL, LLC was established in October 2009 to help reduce the feral hog damage on agriculture and private property.

Our primary mission is to service private, state and federal hog removal contracts by employing the JAGER M.I.N.E.™ (Manually Initiated Nuisance Elimination) Feral Hog Trap System. This high volume pest control technique was developed during three years of research as the most efficient method to capture entire sounder groups during winter months at baited hog trap enclosures.