In case you could not otherwise hear me like my neighbors.

It finally happened. It took two months for the pigs to return to my place and a bit over 6 weeks since I installed cellular cameras and now I am sitting at home, cussing the images as they come up on my computer, 1-2 minutes shy of real time, PIGS!

And my place is an hour away. They will be gone before I get there.

Tomorrow morning, we go after them...

You should hold off on going after them, feed them & give them a little more time to reproduce.

http://s1274.photobucket.com/albums/y440/HornHillCam1/?action=view&current=1355313399.jpg

The above link has the sequence from this morning. I would not be surprised if some were dropping piglets in the field this morning, LOL. There are at least 3 sows that are riding very low look about ready to domino.

Before he died, my wife's grandfather had a 2 hour chat with me one Thanksgiving 3 or 4 years ago about how to properly manage my hog population. He explained to me that you never shoot the sows. Mind you, he was in his late 80s and had not hunted pigs in 30 years and was trying to be helpful, but I don't think he quite grasp the current situation, LOL.

That's great news man, more targets and way better meat than stinking white tail

know the feeling.. been while back, hogs came in three night's in a row an knocked down my corn feeder, went sat few night's with me pistal bye me side, ended up running cable over head an hanging feeder.. group of hog hunters with dogs came threw got couple & twas good for few weeks.. the dogs keep em on the run...

looks like fun

Here is a shot of them crossing from my neighbor's property to mine through one of my PIG gates located on game trails between the two properties. Keeps the neighbor cows out, but allows easy access for game to my place.

That's a nice size hog in the last pic! Give me a hollar if you need help gettin rid if them..

Shoot em!

shoot em