Hog Hunting Area

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

You guys seen this: Noble Foundation / Stevens Feral Hog in Oklahoma article?

http://www.noble.org/ag/Wildlife/FeralHogs/index.html

Of particular interest is page 3 with the maps, especially map #2:

http://www.noble.org/ag/Wildlife/FeralHogs/status.html

 

[crg1372]

You guys seen this: Noble Foundation / Stevens Feral Hog in Oklahoma article?

http://www.noble.org/ag/Wildlife/FeralHogs/index.html

Of particular interest is page 3 with the maps, especially map #2:

http://www.noble.org/ag/Wildlife/FeralHogs/status.html

Read this the other day. I'd say the density map is spot on for my county.

 

[dennishoddy]

My area in Grant county is the only one that shows no population. I'm sure it will come in the future, but for now we are spared.

 

[RackStacker30]

My area in Grant county is the only one that shows no population. I'm sure it will come in the future, but for now we are spared.

Dennis, here are some pics of hogs in South Central Grant County. They were never there all through hunting season and then they showed up the first week of January. We had pics of deer at this feeder every day until the hogs showed up. No more deer pics at all afterwards. We pulled the feeders and cams on Jan 29th so we'll have to wait until September to see if they stay around. Hopefully not... I'm sure they're headed your way!

 

[crg1372]

Dennis, here are some pics of hogs in South Central Grant County. They were never there all through hunting season and then they showed up the first week of January. We had pics of deer at this feeder every day until the hogs showed up. No more deer pics at all afterwards. We pulled the feeders and cams on Jan 29th so we'll have to wait until September to see if they stay around. Hopefully not... I'm sure they're headed your way!

You need to be out there putting some lead in them.

These things breed like rabbits. By that time you may have all kinds of hogs running around.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Well, that's it - they've invaded the last "clean" county in Grant Co. That'd be all 77 then...

 

[WacosSon]

Absolutely. I'd leave that feeder there and setup on it every night whackin some bacon.

 

[okiehomie]

You all have any luck finding em without feeders?

 

[crg1372]

You all have any luck finding em without feeders?

Its much easier with feeders. Hogs are very nomadic and will travel miles at a time. A feeder coupled with a trail cam and you can pattern them really well. Once they find a good food source the tend to stay close to the area and will come every day most times until you put some lead in them. Eventually the pack will more than likely come back.

 

[okiehomie]

OK. I appreciate the tip.