I have some corn that has been setting for 2 yrs. Bugs and some green. How old and nasty does corn have to be before hogs leave it alone? Is it bad for them to eat molded corn?
I have some corn that has been setting for 2 yrs. Bugs and some green. How old and nasty does corn have to be before hogs leave it alone? Is it bad for them to eat molded corn?
Depends on how hungry they are. Some will eat up every bit of bad corn, in other areas they won't touch it.
Crazy thing about wild animals. They have these instincts. Usually they work in their favor. They'll eat it they want and if they think it's safe. Otherwise, no. If a pig won't eat it I don't know what will in which case let it rot back into the earth where it came from.
I wouldn't want to make them sick. They only come around at times and I like to hunt them when there around. Either a friend or I eat what we kill and wouldn't want to taint the meat.
Put some out they ate all. How can those animals ever be killed off? There's nothing they cant live off of. You suppose after a nuclear plant melt down the pigs around would thrive and get bigger?
They'll eat anything literally anything, even each other. My friend gave me a 5 gallon bucket of corn that had been souring for a long time,it was kind of like you described. I dug a hole and poured it in and covered it over. They dug it up and ate every last piece.
�A hunt based only on the trophies taken falls far short of what the ultimate goal should be.� -Fred Bear
Had some domestic pigs penned once where there was a pile of those round ceramic insulators they used on old telephone poles. Pigs ate them, didn't seem to cause any problems.
Since I was a little kid have been told that a hog will balance it's own ration if feed grain and protein in separate troughs, and will not over eat like a cow. We never lost a hog to what it ate, but cattle was another story.
