im bummed

[tnctcb]

last year i found a honey hole full of pigs, they were crossing almost daily.i took my bow out last night hoping to stick one only to find the place i put my stand had been clearcut and the feild they crossed has been tilled and ready to plant. i know the pigs have just moved to another feild but now i have to find it.

 

[Nut]

Well..get out and find it

 

[ELKCHSR]

You'll find them and give us some good accounts and pics...

 

[wyomingtim]

What are they planting in the field? We always used to wait on the re-plant and give it a bit of time. THe pigs will probably be back in a little while. Of course, that was in East Texas by the Neches River.

 

[tnctcb]

unfortunatly this is paper company land and they are planting pine trees it will be about 20 years before they are in there and visible again

 

[Tom]

I guess I've heard they'll root around in an area for a couple of weeks. The farms aound here, get them seasonally, if you found a place like that. This one place I used to go, knew they would get his milo in a week or two, after they ate up the neighbors watermelons. I would go around the milo field looking for the freshest tracks. Then I would set up there and in a couple of days, hogs would come by, pretty much. That was the best hog setup I ever had, that milo field. The farmer would be pissed if we saw one and didn't shoot as they could and did destroy up to $5000 of his milo before he got it harvested.

Good luck finding some of them rooting hogs!