Wild Bill Bucks
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Take a piece of THIN walled PVC pipe and bury it with a pair of post hole diggers, as deep as possible.(Generally about 4 ft is as deep as I can dig)Make sure your pipe is ground level when buried.
Put a steel rod through the bottom of the pipe and stick it in the hole.
Be sure to tamp dirt down around it as tightly as possible.
Fill with corn and table scraps, and pour in a beer(If you can stand to waste one). It will take about 6 or 8 hours to really raise a stink.
The hogs will begin to eat at the top of the pipe, and will be forced to root up, and chew off, more and more pipe as they eat. The rod in the bottom will keep them from pulling your pipe out of the ground.
This Bait Station is generally good for 2 or 3 days (or nights) of hunting before they have it eaten up.(If you want to expend the energy, you can dig your hole in real hard ground, and it will take them a day or two longer to eat it up.)
Try to shoot hogs that are by themselves, and get them dragged away, as soon as possible from bait. Shooting hogs in a group, will keep them from coming back soon. Almost always, in a group, there will always be 1 hog that will be the last to leave the station, and you can generally shoot this one, without the others really knowing what happened.
This is one Idea for a Bait Station. Anybody else have a better way?
Put a steel rod through the bottom of the pipe and stick it in the hole.
Be sure to tamp dirt down around it as tightly as possible.
Fill with corn and table scraps, and pour in a beer(If you can stand to waste one). It will take about 6 or 8 hours to really raise a stink.
The hogs will begin to eat at the top of the pipe, and will be forced to root up, and chew off, more and more pipe as they eat. The rod in the bottom will keep them from pulling your pipe out of the ground.
This Bait Station is generally good for 2 or 3 days (or nights) of hunting before they have it eaten up.(If you want to expend the energy, you can dig your hole in real hard ground, and it will take them a day or two longer to eat it up.)
Try to shoot hogs that are by themselves, and get them dragged away, as soon as possible from bait. Shooting hogs in a group, will keep them from coming back soon. Almost always, in a group, there will always be 1 hog that will be the last to leave the station, and you can generally shoot this one, without the others really knowing what happened.
This is one Idea for a Bait Station. Anybody else have a better way?