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[Oklahomabassin]

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[dennishoddy]

Great pile of pigs!

 

[retrieverman]

Like everyone on here hasn’t already seen your ugly mug.

 

[hunter966]

Awesome, that's the ol wack’em and stack’em at it’s finest. Good job.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Great pile of pigs!

Thanks!

Like everyone on here hasn’t already seen your ugly mug.

I have to protect my identity from the hog mafia.

Awesome, that's the ol wack’em and stack’em at it’s finest. Good job.

Thank you!

 

[OkieJoe72]

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Would you mind sharing some information on your approach such as lighting type and setup etc? Thanks in advance.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Would you mind sharing some information on your approach such as lighting type and setup etc? Thanks in advance.

These were captured in my hog trap that I built several years ago. I watch it with Reolink camera and make sure the entire sounder is going inside the trap and aren't spooky. It may take a couple weeks before all will calmly enter the trap. It may take longer for trap shy pigs. I can drop the gate from my phone in a matter of seconds once I decide its time.

 

[kirk1978]

That's some bacon!!!!

 

[OkieJoe72]

These were captured in my hog trap that I built several years ago. I watch it with Reolink camera and make sure the entire sounder is going inside the trap and aren't spooky. It may take a couple weeks before all will calmly enter the trap. It may take longer for trap shy pigs. I can drop the gate from my phone in a matter of seconds once I decide its time.

Man, I was hoping that you would say “a big floodlight and a rifle”. That sounds like a cool setup, but also pretty technical. I am going to do some more research on your type of setup. Thanks

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Man, I was hoping that you would say “a big floodlight and a rifle”. That sounds like a cool setup, but also pretty technical. I am going to do some more research on your type of setup. Thanks

Feel free to pm me.

Feeder lights will allow one to get a few, but pigs are smart and will start shying away from feeders they are shot at.

I run thermal scopes on suppressed AR 15s and have friends that are also running thermal scopes on suppressed AR 15s.

The trap is best on on places without easy access and open. On large fields of corn or milo stubble where grain is left behind harvest over 160 or more acres it is tougher to draw an entire sounder to the grain pile in the trap. We have found and shot pigs from as many as 3 different groups of hogs on a 160 acre field by just starting on the furthest group that we can start on downwind and then walk to the next group.