issue in south texas to solve. suggestions?

[JackFlash]

My lease in South Texas is loaded with hogs. That's ok, but one issue they cause I haven't yet found a GOOD solution to is the way they make a mudhole under most all the feeders after rain. Besides constantly moving the feeders and letting the air out of as many hogs as we can, is there an easy fix to this? Help......i'm frustrated.

[JackFlash]

oh, and yes I know I can fence them in, but trying to avoid that.

[Coach W]

Have you tried 12 volt feed units to sling the corn further out?

[outlook8]

pour a couple sacks of concrete under the feeder...

[Mtltx]

Call a heli company for an all out assault on em

[HoytEZahn]

I've Heard laying hog panels flat on the ground under the feeder helps a lot

[crazy8]

That's not just a problem in s.Texas.

[JackFlash]

Have you tried 12 volt feed units to sling the corn further out?

ya I have. It just makes the mudhole bigger.

[JackFlash]

I've Heard laying hog panels flat on the ground under the feeder helps a lot

hmmm. this sounds like a simple enough idea.

[deerplanter]

We pinned all our feeders and hogs left and cut our feed cost in half.

[JackFlash]

pour a couple sacks of concrete under the feeder...

ive thought of this but not sure if it would work. Have you tried it?

[BlakeH1]

What about some rubber horse mats?

[BSOB]

Have you tried 12 volt feed units to sling the corn further out?

This or invite buddies every weekend in offseason and/or dogs/traps.

[JackFlash]

We pinned all our feeders and hogs left and cut our feed cost in half.

i'm afraid i'll have to as well. That's a pain but I know it works. Possibly only solution, but i'm hoping theres an easier way. Deer ofcourse will jump in a pen, but they don't like them and are always somewhat reluctant to do it.

[JackFlash]

What about some rubber horse mats?

wouldn't they just push those out of the way?