We shot around 5 hogs in the first few weekends in October, but have not seen hide nor hair of any hogs since then!
Where they be?

They will be back.

They are eating all your acorns...wnt be long

You Sir, are a very lucky man!

Wish that was the case at my lease. Would much rather not have hogs than have a bunch like we have. So far have only seen one BIG boar that I could get a shot at and he is no more. The rest seem to be nocternal and have not seen except opening weekend at long range.

We have not seen the first hog or any sign of them this year at all. Kinda miss those chops.

it's not like they migrate to Vermont....they dont go far, I hunt several places central and south central Texas, they are everywhere. they usually go to water but they will be back.

We found a 410 pounder in Crowell Saturday and a 260 pound blonde sow on Sunday night. The guy in the photo is on our lease up in Crowell.

good pig there, I shot one in the upper #300s this past weekend, both of his tusks were broke off or he would have looked good. I am overrun with them. I just cant see people talking about eating big pigs, not only infested with fleas and ticks but ought to be on the chewy side.

Have ate meat from a 300+ pound sow that was good. a 250lb boar was also good and after processing threw away the meat from an 80lb boar. I think how they taste has more to do with their diet than size or age

I cant really say to tell you truth because I haven't ever eaten one over about 150lbs i dont think. Neither of those got eaten by humans.

Can you come to our place and see if it works the same way?!

Well you shouldn't have bragged about it now they will be back for sure. If not you can have all mine.

I had heards of 30+ hitting the feeders several times a week last year. I have had exactly 1 on cam since June. Idk where they went, probably the lake when everything else went dry, but I have a water trough that I have been hauling water to in the feeder pen. They are fun to shoot but I don't miss them.

Well we got another piebald boar today that went 200. I said I had never eaten one this big so we got the hams and loins out if this one and we'll try it. He had some LONG loins, probably 3' long each. Should be good as loin chops.

they are hitting your feeder at night now.

Nothing is coming to my feeder since 11/5. Not a deer, hog, coon or squirrel. Every animal in the county was eating more than their share of my corn between March and Nov. 5. Now its rotting under the feeder!