Ferel hogs

jack707 · Sep 12, 2016

I wish they were in Northern Wis.I like pig bbq

TractorGuy · Sep 14, 2016

Mine have definitely gotten trap smart. On top of that I think I'm feeding every dove and raccoon for miles. Door was even tripped last night and nothing inside, not even a grain of corn. I may have to put out the coon trap and wait till the hogs return to get back to them.

HCJtractor · Sep 17, 2016

JD855guy said:
Mine have definitely gotten trap smart. On top of that I think I'm feeding every dove and raccoon for miles. Door was even tripped last night and nothing inside, not even a grain of corn. I may have to put out the coon trap and wait till the hogs return to get back to them.

I have a friend who has trapped several hundred in SC. He baits his traps with corn soaked with diesel. According to him, pigs love it but nothing else will eat it. He says this keeps deer, coons and other critters away from his bait.

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jack707 · Sep 17, 2016

HCJtractor said:
I have a friend who has trapped several hundred in SC. He baits his traps with corn soaked with diesel. According to him, pigs love it but nothing else will eat it. He says this keeps deer, coons and other critters away from his bait.

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I never herd of diesel before.

gsganzer · Sep 17, 2016

Soured corn works well too. Put some corn in a 5 gallon pail with some water and let it sit a few days to sour.

rox · Sep 17, 2016

JD855guy said:
Got this young boar last night. Still have several to go.

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See this is where being married to a chef comes in handy, he knows how to butcher them. It has been a ehile but our nephew hit a small pig with his car, brought it over to unc;es house and went home with fresh meat in a cooler.