That is for sure. The feeder in the picture is a 100 yard walk from the truck to a 90 degree bend in the road. The feeder sits fifty yards down from the 90 degree bend. Walk 100 yards and look - they are either there or they arent. They are there about 2/3’s of the time - by the time I get there - which probably takes twenty minutes from the time I receive the text. This time of year, If I think a hog is going to come to the feeder, I leave the gun in the truck so it is already warmed up and the scope doesnt fog up when ready to shoot.View attachment 361866
Yep! The cell cameras save a lot of walking and sweating this time of year.
No - I did give one away the other day - first time I have found someone to take a hog in three years. Hard to find folks willing to come get them in the middle of the night in the heat of the summer. In fact, it is hard to find someone to come get one anytime.Are you eating any of the ones you kill?
My wife taught high school science for 30 years. She can tell you every disease hogs carry and what they do to you. She said she isnt cooking them or eating them - so neither am I.If it wasn't in the middle of the night I'd come get hog meat any day. That stuff is hard to get. Might I ask why you don't eat them yourself, they're better than store bought imo.
probably 80/90% at night. Dont see them out much during daylight. I must have just gone to bed when these showed up down the hill from the house after I got back last nightCook meat throughly enough and no problems. But I do know some folks, I'll let them know you got some hogs. Do you only kill them at night?
If i looked real hard, I might - maybe - find a video of a couple of guys blazin away like john wayne and matt dillion at some hogs in a trap. Good thing nobody got caught in the crossfire.Not in the middle of the night, but on more then one occasion, I've driven 3 hours because I got a call from a guy saying he got a call from a guy saying that we had hogs in a trap!
Us old sickly feller’s got to just keep pushin - and hopin the next Dr visit is good news - bad news for the hogs.That was a pretty good shot for an old, sickly feller' like yourself....
If I had a hog I could kill in 20 minutes, I would get up at 2 am. Of course these days, I'm more likely to be up at 2 am anyway.
I'd get up at 2 in the morning to go shoot a hog. Ain't ever seen one in the wild.