Their are Hogs then there are HOGS

[Caustic Burno]

This dude could tear up some pasture.

 

[Bigfoot]

What's your options with the carcass, any use for it?

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Wasn't he hanging from a tractor bucket in the first picture you posted?

 

[Caustic Burno]

What's your options with the carcass, any use for it?

Buzzards you could smell him 50 feet from the trap.
Mrs made me take off all my clothes in the laundry room.
All I did was shot him and wrapped the chain around his foot.
Neighbor pulled him out of the trap with a tractor the smell coming from
that hog would have knocked buzzards off a gut wagon.

Yep TT changed them out liked this one better.

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

What's your options with the carcass, any use for it?

Buzzards you could smell him 50 feet from the trap.
Mrs made me take off all my clothes in the laundry room.
All I did was shot him and wrapped the chain around his foot.
Neighbor pulled him out of the trap with a tractor the smell coming from
that hog would have knocked buzzards off a gut wagon.

Yep TT changed them out liked this one better.

I liked the other one. It was like a shark picture. Post it again please.

 

[Caustic Burno]

TT just for you.
Not many come bigger than this destructive beast here.

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

That really gives him some proportion. Big piggy.

 

[greybeard]

I wonder how many different fences that sucker has tore up in the last year?

 

[fenceman]

TT just for you.
Not many come bigger than this destructive beast here.

I can't smell a old buzzard, but I can dam sure see one :mrgreen:


That's a helluva big pig. I have yet to find a way to make one edible.

 

[Brute 23]

He's a good one.

 

[Caustic Burno]

Fence besides the disparaging remark from a whipper snapper that I let slide.

I have never found a way to make the big boars edible either.
You can't even stay in the room when it is cooking.

They are the plague I would gladly trade for elk or Axis.

 

[TN Cattle Man]

Nasty old boar right there!! By the looks of your dense cover in the picture, I would say that the landscape is ideal for those hogs! I am so glad that those things haven't found their way to my part of Tennessee yet. The experts predict it won't be long... they have a pretty strong population across the river near Kentucky.

 

[Caustic Burno]

Nasty old boar right there!! By the looks of your dense cover in the picture, I would say that the landscape is ideal for those hogs! I am so glad that those things haven't found their way to my part of Tennessee yet. The experts predict it won't be long... they have a pretty strong population across the river near Kentucky.

The Phd from TAMU that I have attended many of his hog workshops had a map
of the USA and Canada and they are already in Canada several provinces.
They are two kinds of people those of us with hogs and yall that going to have them.

I know several of us on here can give you tips on trapping.
The most effective way to move them out is dogs for the longest time.
One thing for certain is they will be back.

I have learned raspberry jello mixed with your corn will get hogs that other bait won't.
They can't resist it.

 

[Cabo]

The Phd from TAMU that I have attended many of his hog workshops had a map
of the USA and Canada and they are already in Canada several provinces.
They are two kinds of people those of us with hogs and yall that going to have them.

I know several of us on here can give you tips on trapping.
The most effective way to move them out is dogs for the longest time.
One thing for certain is they will be back.

I have learned raspberry jello mixed with your corn will get hogs that other bait won't.
They can't resist it.

Good to see you out and about

 

[Caustic Burno]

Thanks Cabo.

Going to set the big hog trap today or tomorrow in the back pasture.
That is the one you can back the trailer up to and load them out.
They are worth .50 a pound at the kill facility.
One of these days I would like to see how they cut these big wild hogs there.

 

[fenceman]

Caustic, I know a fellow that claims to be making some good money hauling the things off to somewhere. He's trapping them and buying from others .just coffee shop kinda talk. Idk where their going or what their doing with em. At 50 cents, a man sure make a little.

 

[Caustic Burno]

Fence the BS talk around here is they sell them to fancy restaurants on the East Coast and overseas.
Supposed to be a big deal with "Wild Boar" on the menu.
Other than that I don't have a clue.

 

[SteppedInIt]

That really gives him some proportion. Big piggy.

+1. I think the dog boys are running them off our place. I don't see either of them. All I see is dog tracks and boot tracks every now and then. Dunno how to feel about it, but they don't disturb my stuff.

 

[Brute 23]

They were paying .60 per # here not long ago.

I'm getting reading to do some trapping now that deer season is almost over. We also catch them live with the dogs and take them in some times.

 

[skyhightree1]

Very nice. I would have a field day shooting those suckers.