Hunt/Fish is a must
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I am looking to purchase some hog traps but do not know where to begin. I live in Terrell County Georgia. Can any one point me in the right direction. It seems that wild pork has grown on the family. Thank you.
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flingin1
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If you have Facebook check market place or craigslist.
I got one from tractor supply. 
The trap I don’t have sit and wait.
I got the doors open and put corn in it every other day. They are going in it. Will trap some more soon. Easy meat.
I will show how I do a trigger in this thread when I set it again.
Don’t need it but I feel it helps.
Don’t need it but I feel it helps.
Ok this is how I hold the doors open to get them to going in with feed. 
This is a trigger I made to the middle door. Not needed but I like doing it. 
U can see I still have the door holder in place. I take it out letting the 2 outside doors go down. The trigger is on the middle door.
U can see I still have the door holder in place. I take it out letting the 2 outside doors go down. The trigger is on the middle door.
Hogs can still go in after one or more are caught.
I mix the jam in the corn. Put little on the outside pour the rest in.
Finished looking set.
Wish me luck tonite.
Wish me luck tonite.
I need 5 more of these. ?
Good luck , take us a picture in the morning ! Thanks for sharing !
They have been there. May have one now. ?
I’ll look in the am.
Must not of been hungry !
RootConservative
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I personally use Corral Traps with high success. Here's a link provided by Georgia DNR.
https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/d.../HogCorralTraps_AgriLifeExtension_TexasAM.pdf
https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/d.../HogCorralTraps_AgriLifeExtension_TexasAM.pdf
j_seph
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You will get more hogs by trap and dogs than hunting
j_seph
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unless it is some night thermal stuff maybe
RootConservative
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I keep the panels open when I'm not going to be around to check it. During those times I use normal corn. However, when I'm ready to bait the trap I always have one five gallon bucket filled 2/3 corn then I pour strawberry cool aide and a bunch of yeast and fill with water leaving about 1.5" for air and close the top. Then I put it somewhere that gets a lot of sunlight. I leave this concoction baking for 5-6 weeks before re baiting the trap for my next catch. This is the formula I use and catch anywhere from a couple pigs up to 26 (most at one time).
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