I haven't been hog hunting since 2019. Man, I miss shooting them!
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Geez I hate these things
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I wish I had not seen a hog or track since 2019
Bob Wright
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Maybe a cannon and grape shot? That's a big sounder there.
This is from last night. Going to put some Tannerite out on a stump and have a few bags of corn around it. My cameras have the ability to live feed so we can go and get into position. This way will get more than just using rifles!
That's my plan
Hatrick
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Been hunting hard every winter down here. Developed a reputation. Cleaned up a campground and a few backyards. 45,43,28,38 last four winters.
Tom
Just got here, starting the feeders this weekend.
memtb
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That looks like a "target rich environment"! And some of those look pretty darn healthy. That's a lot of bacon around that feeder! 
Are they strictly nocturnal…..in that night scopes would be required to hunt?
memtb
Are they strictly nocturnal…..in that night scopes would be required to hunt?
memtbFirstBubba
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Don't think trapping and hunting will get rid of them either.
Nuclear holocaust?
Maybe!
I have never heard of a "game" animal with a "hunting season" ever becoming extinct!
In Oklahoma, the season runs from Jan 1 through Dec 31.
Hunting hours are 12:01AM until 11:59PM
No daily limit.
No bag limit.
No size limit.
No sex limit.
Baiting legal.
Electronic calls legal.
Trapping legal.
Method of take: no mortars, no field artillery, no tanks and no RPG's! All other methods legal.
Rifles, shotguns, pistols, revolvers and archery equipment.....all legal!
Laser guided missiles if you can afford them!
You'd think with hunting regs like that, these Okie "rednecks" would polish them off pretty quick.
About 2 weeks ago, had a sounder of about 40 run across one of my pastures!
FirstBubba
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Fellow set one up on the property where I hunt. He caught quite a few. There are still lot'sa hogs in that bottom!
NOTE: IF you decide to trap hogs, only use traps with a "deer excluder"!
Sights like this upset me!
He's an eleven point. What you don't see is his lower lip.
He has charged and run his nose through the cattle panel trap until he has ripped his lower lip and chin back about two or three inches!
It wasn't my trap or my property.
I notified the land owner in hopes I'd be told to release him.
Nope!
Their daughter and her boyfriend wanted to take photos of him, then release him!
I just had to drive off!
OMG--cannot believe you did not contact the GW! It would have been resolved very differently!
FirstBubba
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Actually, what I should have done, is just go release the deer.
BUT......!
The land wasn't mine.
The trap wasn't mine.
My presence on the property is free gratis from the landowner. I don't have the "authority" (?) to tell the landowner's daughter what she can and cannot do.
I'll always believe that the best thing for me to do was what I did. Contact the landowners and allow them to address the situation as best they saw fit!
I am sorry but that is just so sad! Letting a deer suffer and injure itself further because of a negligent landowner. Hopefully people who read this will learn what not to do. The GW would have made sure that this fool did not "trap" any game animals again.
