Just a few of the 2700 pictures I had when I check game cam last weekend.










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Lots of game around that pig pipe. Really big hogs also!

Ya we have 3 set up but only have a game cam at this one. I imagine its the same at the other 2. Took them about a week to understand the pig pipe concept but boy did they go at it once they figured it out.

They actually broke 2 of them already. Minor hardware fix but tore them up.

have you tried attaching a bell to the end? I made one about a year ago, but haven't put out yet.

Yes I have a bell on the other 2. Not sure if it hurts or helps. On this pipe here, once they figured it out, they visit it every single night just to check it. We filled it up one night and game cam shows pigs showing up 2 hours after we filled it.

i thought the idea for the bell was that you could eventually ring one and they'd come running.

i guess i never really understood the pipe.. is there holes in it... you fill it with corn. and what, it just keeps them around longer?....

Yes there are 2 holes in it. The push it around and it drops corn at a very slow rate. Depending on how nard they hit it, it keeps them around for a few days to a week. There were multiple nights on the game cam where there were pigs at the pipe from sunset until sun up the next morning. So yes, it definetly keeps them hanging around if they know there is food to be had. I also have multiple pictures of pigs sleeping at the pipe.

Some big pigs!