Using an electronic caller for Hogs - Primos Alpha Dogg

This is my first year to actually spend some time hunting hogs, would like to stay busy at the lease. Shot my first one Sat night with my X-Sight, it was about 100yd shot. First time to actually sight some up with the scope at night, I struggled to some degree to get a clear shot with what I could see. I had it set on green, found out last night white is a bunch clearer. Been putting out corn with Anise on it as an attractant. Might try something else with more volume vs 2 oz of Anise, though that stuff sure does smell for such a small amount.

I saw a video on here someone posted using an e-caller and shot a hog that was on a dead run at them/the caller. I've got an Alpha Dogg I bought and have tried it a couple times for 'yotes, but never for hogs. Is it worth trying vs using corn/attractants to bring them in at what seems to be their 8:30pm got to work time?

Thanks,
Charlie

That was a couple of my buddies and they have called in a few. The only thing is they say you need to be close to a bedding area because they won't come from long distances. It is very cool quite the adrenaline rush I'm sure.

I never had any luck with a call , but my friend called in a big boar playing around yote hunting one night . I use cheap jello mix , when i make chog corn and it seems to work good when there in the area