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In reply to DallasAggies01 • 10:05a, 9/21/18

DallasAggies01 said:
I didn't see anyone post about adding diesel to their mash. Our mix was corn, diesel, Kool aid, and beer then let it sit for a few days to get nice and ripe.

Don't even need the kool aid. Corn soaked in diesel for a few weeks will do it.

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In reply to BurnetAggie99 • 10:12a, 9/21/18

BurnetAggie99 said:
Get a bag of Apple flavored corn, 2 big bottles of cheap strawberry soda, 3 boxes of strawberry powdered jello mix, 3 packets of Fleischmann's Rapid Rise Instant Yeast, cheap beer about 3 cans, 1 big jar cheap Grape Jelly, 1 can of Steen's 100% Pure Cane Syrup.

Add the ingredients in a 5 gallon bucket then add water and mix well. Let sit for a few days cover kid but slightly vented. Then dig a few shallow holes in the ground and add into the shallow holes and also add some directly on the ground.

Damn! That's a lot of work!

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In reply to WestTexasAg • 12:32p, 9/21/18

It last awhile so worth it. The hardest is the holes pending what kind of ground. Take some post hole diggers and rock bar and punch a few holes couple feet. Keeps the hogs there as they try to get the mix in the holes.

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12:59p, 9/21/18

The proper answer is a lifted Dodge Dually with stacks.

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1:02p, 9/21/18

Pig pipes, marinated in various things all work great. Also creosote-soaked RR ties buried upright and anchored in concrete. Pig scratching post. They'll get after that thing. What we used to anchor the pig pipe.

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In reply to BrazosDog02 • 1:12p, 9/21/18

BrazosDog02 said:
WestTexasAg said:
aggie1819 said:
Pour some hog wild on the ground before your hunt. 100% of the time it works all the time

Ha! Just bought some of this. Anxious to try it.
I put this IN my feeder with the corn. I had one or two stray pigs that showed up occasionally. After doing this for one season, I now have 40 pigs every night, and its rare that someone doesn't have a litter of piglets in tow.

Be careful how you do this. Deer don't like pigs at the feeder. I don't hunt my deer, so I don't mind, but if you do, this is not the way to do. LOL.

Everyone else is trying to eradicate them, and you are putting together a breeding farm!!

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In reply to FSGuide • 2:39p, 9/21/18

FSGuide said:
Justified said:
I hate sounding stupid? But what does a "pig pipe" consist of? Is a 4" pvc zip tied to a tree? Or a perforated pipe that rolls and dispenses corn?

Perforated and on the ground. Attached to a chain or cable on one end with a swivel.

I put a double cap on one end and put plastic beads sealed in the void. They will continue to roll it after the corn is out thinking there is still corn left.

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4:24p, 9/21/18

Milo or just plain birdseed will keep them at a feeder for a long time. They want every bit of it and it is harder for them to eat.

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5:45p, 9/21/18

Put out a sign that reads, "No Hogs Allowed."
They'll come in droves.

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5:47p, 9/21/18

Diesel in a shallow hole

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In reply to BurnetAggie99 • 6:07p, 9/21/18

BurnetAggie99 said:
Get a bag of Apple flavored corn, 2 big bottles of cheap strawberry soda, 3 boxes of strawberry powdered jello mix, 3 packets of Fleischmann's Rapid Rise Instant Yeast, cheap beer about 3 cans, 1 big jar cheap Grape Jelly, 1 can of Steen's 100% Pure Cane Syrup.

Add the ingredients in a 5 gallon bucket then add water and mix well. Let sit for a few days cover kid but slightly vented. Then dig a few shallow holes in the ground and add into the shallow holes and also add some directly on the ground.

This sounds like a Granny Clampett recipe.