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 Baiting Hogs
#5712365
04/23/15 01:24 AM
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Hog Man1
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Best recipe for attracting hogs....Go!
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 Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712375
04/23/15 01:32 AM
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JRJ6
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5 gallon bucket
Pour 2 litter of Big Red over it
Cover bucket and let sit for a week or so.
Dump on ground and hunt over feed.
Pigs will be in that day
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712380
04/23/15 01:35 AM
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Good to know!! Sounds cost effective too!! Thanks
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712402
04/23/15 01:47 AM
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I think he left out something..
I really hate to do what I am about to do, because it will be very painful for you.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712491
04/23/15 02:37 AM
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bigjoe8565
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Instead of big red I've used strawberry jello or beer mixed with corn. I also add water, cover with lid and let it sit for a week or two. Don't spill it on yourself or clothes.
Last edited by bigjoe8565; 04/23/15 02:38 AM.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712549
04/23/15 03:35 AM
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1860.colt
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 ta THF... As pappy once said; Find good place ta set trap, pour corn in & around trap. Let hog's get usdta trap. Go to liquore store buy 30pack, take few mix with corn, let sour. Take soured corn, beer or two. Pour soured corn 20yrds outside trap. Climb in trap, shut door. Choot-em  always good ta get second opinion. 
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: JRJ6]
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04/23/15 12:06 PM
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JRJ6
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5 gallon bucket
Pour 2 litter of Big Red over it
Cover bucket and let sit for a week or so.
Dump on ground and hunt over feed.
Pigs will be in that day Sorry, add a bag of corn and pour the big red over it
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: JRJ6]
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04/23/15 12:52 PM
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Vern1
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5 gallon bucket full of corn
Pour 2 litter of Big Red over it
Cover bucket and let sit for a week or so.
Dump on ground and hunt over feed.
Pigs will be in when they feel like it. FIFY!
Cheers,
Vern1
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712806
04/23/15 01:18 PM
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I agree with all of these. Sour mash seems to bring them in the best. Regular corn also works.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712855
04/23/15 01:48 PM
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Y'all are forgetting the magic dust, LOL.
Did this back in 2013. I have tested a lot of the magical attractants. Hogs may eat them, but they don't seem any better than just plain corn. People seem to think that their hog attractants are going to "bring in hogs" when they would not otherwise have them and that just hasn't been shown to be the case.
http://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/4825953/Searchpage/1/Main/394083/Words/kreso/Search/true/Ultimate_Hog_"Attract#Post4825953
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5712865
04/23/15 01:51 PM
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HOG JUICE
Fill a 5 gallon plastic bucket 2/3 full of corn
Add a box of cheap strawberry jello
Add a tall boy of cheap beer
Add a package of dried yeast
Stir in the ingredients as you fill the bucket with water.
Cap it off with a tight lid and let it ferment.
The beer kicks start the fermentation with the yeast. It would work without the beer but the beer speeds up the process. Helps to stir the concoction occasionally.
Pretty soon you will have five gallons of nasty ^^^^ that pigs think is heaven. Don't get greedy and use up the entire bucket. Take some and leave some for a "starter" for the next batch. All you have to do is add more corn and water and you can keep the "juice" going forever.
A word to the wise. When you are transporting juice to the site, make sure you have a sturdy container with a tight lid. A spill will give your hunting wagon a distinctive smell.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: aeb]
#5712922
04/23/15 02:25 PM
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Jimbo1
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HOG JUICE
Fill a 5 gallon plastic bucket 2/3 full of corn
Add a box of cheap strawberry jello
Add a tall boy of cheap beer
Add a package of dried yeast
Stir in the ingredients as you fill the bucket with water.
Cap it off with a tight lid and let it ferment.
The beer kicks start the fermentation with the yeast. It would work without the beer but the beer speeds up the process. Helps to stir the concoction occasionally.
Pretty soon you will have five gallons of nasty ^^^^ that pigs think is heaven. Don't get greedy and use up the entire bucket. Take some and leave some for a "starter" for the next batch. All you have to do is add more corn and water and you can keep the "juice" going forever.
A word to the wise. When you are transporting juice to the site, make sure you have a sturdy container with a tight lid. A spill will give your hunting wagon a distinctive smell. This right here!
FJB - Lets Go Brandon
BBB - Bring Back Better
Awake - Not Woke!
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Double Naught Spy]
#5712930
04/23/15 02:29 PM
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1860.colt
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Y'all are forgetting the magic dust, LOL.
Did this back in 2013. I have tested a lot of the magical attractants. Hogs may eat them, but they don't seem any better than just plain corn. People seem to think that their hog attractants are going to "bring in hogs" when they would not otherwise have them and that just hasn't been shown to be the case.
http://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/4825953/Searchpage/1/Main/394083/Words/kreso/Search/true/Ultimate_Hog_"Attract#Post4825953  The key ingrediant is location, location, location if no hogs around, don't make difference what ya put out. Found were hogs rutted up behind creek, hadnt put out corn nor food plot yet, tried some of the store bought think, hog wild, they never did hit it... Spinner slinging out just plain corn, works fine. i got cheep posts...
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: 1860.colt]
#5713046
04/23/15 03:47 PM
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Vern1
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Y'all are forgetting the magic dust, LOL.
Did this back in 2013. I have tested a lot of the magical attractants. Hogs may eat them, but they don't seem any better than just plain corn. People seem to think that their hog attractants are going to "bring in hogs" when they would not otherwise have them and that just hasn't been shown to be the case.
http://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/4825953/Searchpage/1/Main/394083/Words/kreso/Search/true/Ultimate_Hog_"Attract#Post4825953 The key ingrediant is location, location, location if no hogs around, don't make difference what ya put out. Found were hogs rutted up behind creek, hadnt put out corn nor food plot yet, tried some of the store bought think, hog wild, they never did hit it... Spinner slinging out just plain corn, works fine. i got cheep posts... Yep....if they ain't there, they won't come. That being said, if they aren't there, they probably will be someday...sooner than later at the rate the weather is going in CenTex.
Cheers,
Vern1
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: 1860.colt]
#5713086
04/23/15 04:17 PM
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... The key ingrediant is location, location, location if no hogs around, don't make difference what ya put out... So true. While some THF member can trap 32 hogs in 3 nights, others may not have a chance to shoot that many in a life time. If you have to bait them - I did too, chances are you don't have that many around. That's not a bad thing for others, but if your goal is to find them to shoot, you just need to keep on working on it. Trail camera is helpful for confirmation. If there are hogs, you will get them sooner or later, just don't expect 32 in 3 nights.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
#5713336
04/23/15 06:36 PM
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Agreed that plain old corn works just fine. BUT, if you are setting up in a newer location (whether it be a trap or hunting spot), the 'stink corn' will definitely increase your odds of the pigs finding it faster.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
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04/23/15 08:38 PM
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Step 1, dump 1/2 bag of corn in trap.
Step 2, pour can of beer over corn
Step 3, set trap
Last edited by Gone to Texas; 04/23/15 08:38 PM.
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: aeb]
#5713996
04/24/15 01:36 AM
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Hirogen
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HOG JUICE
Fill a 5 gallon plastic bucket 2/3 full of corn
Add a box of cheap strawberry jello
Add a tall boy of cheap beer
Add a package of dried yeast
Stir in the ingredients as you fill the bucket with water.
Cap it off with a tight lid and let it ferment.
The beer kicks start the fermentation with the yeast. It would work without the beer but the beer speeds up the process. Helps to stir the concoction occasionally.
Pretty soon you will have five gallons of nasty ^^^^ that pigs think is heaven. Don't get greedy and use up the entire bucket. Take some and leave some for a "starter" for the next batch. All you have to do is add more corn and water and you can keep the "juice" going forever.
A word to the wise. When you are transporting juice to the site, make sure you have a sturdy container with a tight lid. A spill will give your hunting wagon a distinctive smell. I'm going to try this for bear this fall
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hirogen]
#5714058
04/24/15 02:18 AM
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Hog Man1
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Sounds a lot like catfish chum... In high school I spilled that crud on my cast... (Broken Thumb) had to cut it off and go get a new one put on... The stink was rancid!!! Cast that is..
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
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04/24/15 02:20 AM
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Hog Man1
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Might even put a tin can on the feeder so I can hear them workin it! Going to put out a bump feeder... Will hogs tear up a plastic bucket??
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
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04/30/15 01:10 PM
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Hog Man1
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Feeder and Bags of corn have been spread out for 4 days now....walked up of deer feeding from the ground corn but no signs of hog... I know they are out there...what gives??? seen signs all around before I put out food! Are they scared of my scent???
FRUSTERATED HUNTER!!
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
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04/30/15 07:05 PM
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Feeder and Bags of corn have been spread out for 4 days now....walked up of deer feeding from the ground corn but no signs of hog... I know they are out there...what gives??? seen signs all around before I put out food! Are they scared of my scent???
FRUSTERATED HUNTER!! put out another 2 or 3 game cams and see my very first spot I baited I had 2 cams out, pointing different directions the first 2 months they'll walk around it but would not come in; one cam didn't capture anything, the second cam caught all the actions where they circle, also at a spot where one would overlook at pointing a game cam my conclusion, some hogs are smarter and will take their time before rushing in to a bait station. I suspect that 's what you've got or they may have moved on to another property
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[Re: cabosandinh]
#5723968
04/30/15 08:07 PM
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Hog Man1
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Thanks Cabosandinh!! Ready to Kill a HOG!!
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Re: Baiting Hogs
[Re: Hog Man1]
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04/30/15 10:38 PM
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Did the Big red and strawberry jello thing combined. They came in sure enough.
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