Went down to the ranch for a work weekend with SandyCreekOutfitters. We set up a new feeder, installed a couple of PVC hog pipes, and checked the game cameras.

Here's a couple of deer that've been showing up recently..







Here's our hog pipes...54" long. We also layered some corn soaked in diesel in post-holes we dug. Hopefully that'll keep the porkers around a while.



We came across an interesting hog wallow Sunday morning...not sure exactly what the white substance is, but the pigs were definitely rolling in and around it. Have any of y'all seen anything like this?



Anyways, we had a pretty successful weekend at the ranch, despite the weather!

Until next time,
-Drew

Here's a closer picture of the wallow.

pig scat... urine?... ...crazy

Looks like one of 'em yakked

yeah that's what we were thinking

Thanks guys!

I gota ask.... whats up with the log passage

we left a small enough opening between the two hog panels to let in the small hogs and fawns and such. The logs are wired onto the panels to keep the cows, larger boars and sals out of the feeder pen. We'll see how it works!

Why you letting baby pigs in?????

that some pee pee from somtehing big right before you got there most likely.

Navasot....because they taste good and we want em on the smoker!

they would be there anyway

That last 8point should be a nice one next year

Navasot, they might be there...but, if you get a litter of good sized shooter pigs in the pen at once, and start laying em down...they run in circles in confusion and can't find the exit! It's worked for us on several occasions, it's like shooting fish in a barrel!

And thanks! We hope he grows a little wider this coming year!

Seee this where buzzards/vultures are around dead stuff. I have not seen it that size but seen it in smaller spots.

Interesting setup Good luck