Dutch
AMERICAN WARRIOR
Give me some tips. I can't get it to work.
I know the worms are there...I can dig em up with a shovel.
I know the worms are there...I can dig em up with a shovel.
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Worm grunting...
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Hillbilly stalker
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Worms
How many of yall grunt up or fiddle your own worms ? I showed my neighbor the other day and he about laid an egg.
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Hillbilly stalker
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Mornings always seemed to be the best time for me if that helps you any.
2x4 about 18 inches or so long, pointed at one end. Find the little worm piles and drive that stob about a foot deep. Drag a brick bat across the top of it. You`ll feel the ground shake and vibrate as you work it and it shouldn`t take long before them worms start coming out. Let them get completely out of the ground before you start gathering them.
The Original Rooster
Mayor of Spring Hill
Yep, and I take my cricket basket with me because when I rake the leaves back to get worms, I always find 5 or 6 crickets as well.
Hillbilly stalker
Senior Member
A little different way.
little rascal
Senior Member
run a weedeater or a blower and set it on the ground. they crawl out on the sidewalks and driveway here. and very time it rains i can go out there and pick up a good cup full.
Dangdest thing I ever saw was when we had my old 20 horse Mercury in a 55 gallon drum of water. We had it running fairly hard and the drum was carrying real good. There was bait popping up as far as 10 feet away from that drum. I`ve seen similar results when we were vibra-plowing in underground cables.
Railroader
Billy’s Security Guard.
I was shown how to grunt worms in an old family cemetery, nearly a half century ago.
The worms are still there, and gruntin' still works. I need to show my Grandboys...
Another trick that works well is a bucket of water with a few drops of dish liquid stirred in it.
Pour it out, and here they come...
The worms are still there, and gruntin' still works. I need to show my Grandboys...
Another trick that works well is a bucket of water with a few drops of dish liquid stirred in it.
Pour it out, and here they come...
2dye4
Senior Member
Crank a chainsaw up and set it on the ground. Worked for me years ago.
fishfryer
frying fish driveler
I bet that vibraplow
would get some worms, quick!
Big7
The Oracle
Hundreds of videos on Youtube tube of people doing this.
It`s an industry in the Apalachicola National Forest.
specialk
Senior Member
when i was a young lad my grandad had a metal rod about 2ft long with a screwdriver handle fixed on the end, now i dont remember how it was rigged but it had a plug on it and he would plug a drop cord in and shove it in the ground about 4-5 inchs and worms would come to the top of the ground...we were limited to the length of the drop cord though...
You needed to wet the ground 1st
Bowyer29
Senior Member
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Hillbilly stalker
Senior Member
Looks like they don’t have cable tv over in England 
. Turns out all you need is a manure fork and a golf club ( 6 pack might come in handy). If the neighbors see you, might end up in a padded room with a funny jacket on
. Turns out all you need is a manure fork and a golf club ( 6 pack might come in handy). If the neighbors see you, might end up in a padded room with a funny jacket on
