Stuck a pig out of a group yesterday - will they be back?

[ted_kennedys_liver]

I stuck a pig out of group yesterday afternoon. Do they usually come back the following day or do they stay away for a while? I know they are really smart so wasnt sure if I am wasting my time in this same stand today.

[Fishndude]

Hard to say, but most of the time, mine are gone for a few days or they'll come in late like 2-4 am.

[Geezy Rider]

Mine usually say away or go very nocturnal for a while.

[Mongo45]

I've shot pigs on consecutive evening hunts from different groups, not sure your situation but we have more than we can shake a stick at. So if you have more than a few, I'd try my luck

[CastAndBlast]

Hard to say, but most of the time, mine are gone for a few days or they'll come in late like 2-4 am.

This. It will usually take at least 24 hrs., most of the time 48 hours before mine get back to that feeder

[demtx]

I'd be surprised if the same group showed up again already, at least in daylight. Seems like it takes a week or two for a pack to get comfortable again. But you never know, maybe they don't know what happened, maybe another bunch? Myself, if I had another spot I'd hunt it, let that one cool off. Good Luck. D

[RS3]

You never know unless you go

[ted_kennedys_liver]

I was afraid of that. Unfortunately same big group runs the entire place. I knew I should have picked another stand. At least it will give the deer a chance at the feeder.

[boy wonder]

Last year I shot 4 pigs in one evening. I ran out of arrows or could have probably got another 1 or 2 .

[the-butcher]

Last year I shot 4 pigs in one evening. I ran out of arrows or could have probably got another 1 or 2 .

Ive done this twice with a bow. And once with a rifle.

[Stick'n'String]

I've had the same group come back the next day during daylight several times. However, now I've sent them nocturnal