Gonna try putting out a couple bottles of syrup and koolaid for my brother in law and father in law to hunt over this weekend. pretty much just pick a couple spots where I know hogs cross my property. I really don't want them hunting my bow stands...will this work? Is there anything better that I can do last minute? Thanks!
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I've had great luck with Hog Wild. I had a feeder running for 6 months at my house, only coons and deer. Put some hog wild out and the pigs were on it within 4 or 5 hours. -
I dont see why it wouldnt work.Comment
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Koolaid mixed with hand cornComment
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I second this^^^^. It could be pure coincidence but every time I put out hog wild I had better be ready cause they're coming in hot! That stuffs so stout I can smell it way down wind so I know they can smell it a long ways offOriginally posted by panhandlehunter View PostComment
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What is hog wild?Comment
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X3 on Hog Wild. I spread it over hand corn and sometimes pea gravel.Originally posted by Corn Sack View PostComment
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That should work. We usually just grab a bag of horse and mule feed. They can smell the molasses from a long way off but if you have any livestock on the place they will tear it up too.Comment
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Originally posted by Boomerang View Post
Like said, I don't know if it's coincidence, but every time I put it out, they're on it.Comment
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yes it will...old man showed us this in Louisiana a few years back & it works well...Comment
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Koolaid and maple syrup as a hog attractant?
Get over ripe strawberries and plums a food store is throwing out and put in a bucket in the sun with the top closed. The sweet stench works.
Hogs here don't eat celery I learned. They'll pick around it.Comment
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I have tried everything in the world for hogs and the best thing is just regular corn that's it.Comment
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They like corn and koolaid. Great in a trap.Comment
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