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Davidblair01

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What do you recommend to put out to bring them in earlier instead of so late?
 

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Dude,
They come in under the cover of darkness, do you know their route of travel or have any idea where they are coming from?

7pm ish, when do you want them to come in?
 
I’d be doing a little dance if the ones I’ve chased would come in that early. The majority of mine show up right as I lay my head on my pillow, lol!!

As far as putting anything out there…no there’s nothing that’ll make them change their time to feed. I did have a sow and 3 shoats coming in at noon every day one time. Of course I was at work, lol.

The hardest part is getting them on a schedule. 7-8pm is a great schedule!!
 
Dead Down Wind said:
Dude,
They come in under the cover of darkness, do you know their route of travel or have any idea where they are coming from?

7pm ish, when do you want them to come in?
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Well some of them will come in during the daytime but it’s just singles no groups was trying to get them coming in during the light more often so I could let others that can’t hunt in the dark have a chance.
 
never figured out how to get anything to work on my schedule. Sat out last night for an hour and a half, wind chilling my bones decided to call it an evening and just then coyotes blew up so far South I could barely hear them, and I said, another night!
 
If you’re trying to get rid of hogs, you take any opportunity you get…singles or groups.
If you’re just wanting to have them around then let’em breed and don’t shoot’em. I don’t care who can shoot when or where, once they become established then you have a whole different issue.
 
Spurchaser said:
If you’re trying to get rid of hogs, you take any opportunity you get…singles or groups.
If you’re just wanting to have them around then let’em breed and don’t shoot’em. I don’t care who can shoot when or where, once they become established then you have a whole different issue.
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There are already so many on my place, this is about 200 acres that no person has been on in 10 years. Deer season was absolutely crazy. Me and my best friend were the only two hunters on the property he took his son and I took my father and we let them shoot the only two bucks they were both book deer! Now the hogs are coming in in very large groups and only after dark, the problem is everyone who wants to go don’t have any night vision of any kind and I don’t share lol
 
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