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re: Other than nukes, how do you get rid of them?

Posted on 1/7/13 at 3:45 pm to
Posted by EMP40 LSU
Member since Mar 2010
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Posted on 1/7/13 at 3:45 pm to
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I've yet to see a hog during the day.


Yeah, for some reason they move a lot during the day where we hunt. They move at night too, but we have a serious problem. It helps having a pipeline to hunt on, they cross it very often.

When we're hunting hogs though, we get down and go after them. You can hear a group of them from a pretty good distance. You can track them to their beds also, if the ground is soft enough.

Corral type traps are pretty effective also.
Posted by Anton7
Mandeville
Member since Jul 2012
1135 posts
Posted on 1/7/13 at 4:04 pm to
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Yeah, for some reason they move a lot during the day where we hunt. They move at night too, but we have a serious problem. It helps having a pipeline to hunt on, they cross it very often. When we're hunting hogs though, we get down and go after them. You can hear a group of them from a pretty good distance. You can track them to their beds also, if the ground is soft enough.
We hunt in a 3 or 4 square mile area that has a ton of inaccessable areas due to thick underbrush in the woods. Hogs have plenty of places to bed down in safety during the day and have become nocturnal. It seems they've turned the deer that way to by moving them all night. The hog population has exploded and it's been rare to see deer at all this season.
Posted by Anton7
Mandeville
Member since Jul 2012
1135 posts
Posted on 1/8/13 at 9:54 am to
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Corral type traps are pretty effective also.
I'm thinking on this
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