Dec 17, 2013 #1 U usmc 89 Handloader Jun 10, 2011 917 0 Am looking to do some low budget hog hunting, not looking to hire a guide. Looking for info on a do it yourself kind of hunt. Any accurate info is appreciated, thank you.
Am looking to do some low budget hog hunting, not looking to hire a guide. Looking for info on a do it yourself kind of hunt. Any accurate info is appreciated, thank you.
Dec 17, 2013 #2 C ccoker Beginner Oct 29, 2007 202 0 I do a lot of hog hunting Pig out a bunch of corn and use the wind to your advantage. If it is hot, put corn around water All the crazy concoctions people make and they sell don't work any better than plain old corn. You can't beat their nose so always keep wind in mind.
I do a lot of hog hunting Pig out a bunch of corn and use the wind to your advantage. If it is hot, put corn around water All the crazy concoctions people make and they sell don't work any better than plain old corn. You can't beat their nose so always keep wind in mind.
Dec 17, 2013 #3 R russ808 Handloader Feb 2, 2008 1,444 0 Add old moldy bread to the mix. The smell goes and goes and goes. We had them lie down on the bread and continue to eat. Russ
Add old moldy bread to the mix. The smell goes and goes and goes. We had them lie down on the bread and continue to eat. Russ
Dec 18, 2013 #4 A ajvigs Handloader Nov 1, 2012 664 0 ccoker":11uffzgs said: I do a lot of hog hunting Pig out a bunch of corn and use the wind to your advantage. If it is hot, put corn around water All the crazy concoctions people make and they sell don't work any better than plain old corn. You can't beat their nose so always keep wind in mind. Click to expand... +1. Down here, they bed down in the palmettos in the high mid-day heat, hence why we run them with dogs. Dusk is a good time to get after them.
ccoker":11uffzgs said: I do a lot of hog hunting Pig out a bunch of corn and use the wind to your advantage. If it is hot, put corn around water All the crazy concoctions people make and they sell don't work any better than plain old corn. You can't beat their nose so always keep wind in mind. Click to expand... +1. Down here, they bed down in the palmettos in the high mid-day heat, hence why we run them with dogs. Dusk is a good time to get after them.
