Lot of folks in Oklahoma and Texas run feeders to supplement the diet of whitetail deer. Deer feeders also attract hogs.
Few years ago a local guy showed me how to keep wild hogs away from deer feeders. It's really easy: Simply build a fence about 2 feet high out of cattle panel split lengthwise. The posts should be 4-5 feet apart. Six foot t-posts are cut making two posts. Fence should be 20-25 feet in diameter.
Yep, hogs are strong brutes. i've had them tear up traps many times and escape. But for some reason wild hogs will not cross that low fence.
Been building these fences for about three years now and never had a wild hog cross the fence.
This guy looked but never crossed. About three weeks ago i nailed him with a muzzleloader.
Few years ago a local guy showed me how to keep wild hogs away from deer feeders. It's really easy: Simply build a fence about 2 feet high out of cattle panel split lengthwise. The posts should be 4-5 feet apart. Six foot t-posts are cut making two posts. Fence should be 20-25 feet in diameter.
Yep, hogs are strong brutes. i've had them tear up traps many times and escape. But for some reason wild hogs will not cross that low fence.
Been building these fences for about three years now and never had a wild hog cross the fence.
This guy looked but never crossed. About three weeks ago i nailed him with a muzzleloader.