some unwanted visitors

• Jan 27, 2015

• #1

PineGoat

Member

These guys showed up a couple of weeks ago...any ideas on how big you think they could be...Got to get them gone quick

 

• Jan 27, 2015

• #2

blood on the ground

Cross threading is better than two lock washers.

Opportunities right there

 

• Jan 27, 2015

• #3

PineGoat

Member

You got that right blood on the ground...i havent had an opportunity to take a hog...so i will definitely be happy too

 

• Jan 27, 2015

• #4

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GA Carpkiller

Senior Member

Looks like fun to me! Good luck.

 

• Jan 27, 2015

• #5

MFOSTER

BANNED

Sorry for your loss--kill them

 

• Jan 28, 2015

• #6

Josh B

Senior Member

Boar looks good size. Maybe 180lbs. If your anywhere near Talbotton we have dogs and traps.

 

• Jan 28, 2015

• #7

Son

Gone But Not Forgotten

Archery season 2014, three showed up on camera. Now our camera's show there's at least forty roaming our property. and we've only killed four so far. Probably because i'm the only one after em. Got to get the rest of the club interested in hog hunting. Here's photo's of a few.

 

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• Jan 28, 2015

• #8

Son

Gone But Not Forgotten

Biggest problem is, they are mostly nocturnal. I need the hog dogs i had in the 1960's.

 

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• Jan 28, 2015

• #9

PineGoat

Member

We haven't ever had a problem with hogs....this is the first time having them on my property...its behind my house...17 acres...

They are nocturnal. Havent had a picture during daylight

 

• Jan 28, 2015

• #10

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bronco611

Senior Member

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but they are there to stay ! Inform the rest of the members that they actually taste better than a deer those are like the ones on my lease about 70 to 80 % domestic in the blood line which makes those great for eating no matter how large they become. Just choot em!!!

 

• Jan 30, 2015

• #11

PineGoat

Member

Our solution...

 

• Jan 31, 2015

• #12

GA DAWG

Senior Member

Hunt em at night with a light if they nocturnal. Youll have about 40 there before long if you dont

 

• Feb 1, 2015

• #13

Stonewall 2

Senior Member

PineGoat said:

rOur solution...


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We have a trap as well but I'd don't think I would want one with a door made out of osb the one I caught a few weeks ago would have been able to go right thru that door. He bent one of our cattle panels.

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• Feb 1, 2015

• #14

Son

Gone But Not Forgotten

Yes, they are tough, and will hit the sides and door of a trap with great force. Broke the weld on our trap last week, by constantly hitting it trying to get out. And the hog only weighed 161 pounds. Imagine what a large one could do. I'll admit, the weld wasn't as good as it should have been.

 

• Feb 1, 2015

• #15

HOGDOG76

Senior Member

Son said:

Biggest problem is, they are mostly nocturnal. I need the hog dogs i had in the 1960's.

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Never too late to get some more

 

• Feb 7, 2015

• #16

PineGoat

Member

Update!!

The trap got it done...first pig down..

 

• Feb 7, 2015

• #17

PineGoat

Member

120 lbs

 

• Feb 7, 2015

• #18

EAGLE EYE 444

King Casanova

Good deal there and only 150,000 more to go !!!!!