Gotcha, thanks. Guess I'll have to kill one and find out if it's actually more difficult to clean them. Don't seem to have populations that stick in Cleveland county, yet.
Gotcha, thanks. Guess I'll have to kill one and find out if it's actually more difficult to clean them. Don't seem to have populations that stick in Cleveland county, yet.
You are welcome!
Makes for good entertainment and reading too.
Is that link still on here?
UMB (my older brother) is coming to help me set up the trap next weekend. I will try and photograph our technique for posterity here. We are definitely amateurs but we are blessed to have amazing guidance. (Thanks OSA/Bassin). We may/probably fail miserably at first but we will figure it all out, I'm sure. Any advice? Where is Rooster? I know that dude has advice....
...............my only advise, if you're short legged like myself, make sure you have a plan to be able to shoot into the trap. Those taller guys aren't going to wait on you long to find a good firing location 
I could care less about shooting hog in a trap. My son and UMB will probably only care about the shooting. I will leave that up to them. Clean pork and a clean lawn are my goal. Destructive SOB's. I will never see the end of it. They (the hogs) are coming off of Corp of Engineers land that is off limits for hunting.
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My comment was said jokingly, with a touch of truth. I didn't catch in any of your posts that you were opposed to shooting trapped hogs, sorry.
LOL! Sorry if my post came across sideways. Not intended, Okie.
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