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"OFFICIAL" Granger Hog Hunting Thread
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Pshhh. Feeders at granger!? That's cheatin. I hunted over bait at Granger a lot this year and refused to shoot a pig. Only deer. You know. Ethics and all. Now that deer season is over time to get back to burning boot leather. But for real. Those suckers would come in 10 minutes after legal shooting hours almost every night. I could hear em in the blood weeds talking about coming in but never would until it's too late. Gotta get up in that stuff now I reckon
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Originally posted by gscout01 View PostPshhh. Feeders at granger!? That's cheatin. I hunted over bait at Granger a lot this year and refused to shoot a pig. Only deer. You know. Ethics and all. Now that deer season is over time to get back to burning boot leather. But for real. Those suckers would come in 10 minutes after legal shooting hours almost every night. I could hear em in the blood weeds talking about coming in but never would until it's too late. Gotta get up in that stuff now I reckon
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Originally posted by NeKro View PostA question I had how do you y'all harvest the meat? Like you drag that ***** out of clean where it goes down? I really want to get a bow soon and start trying this hog hunting out.
This is a great starter bow in the Classifieds for $150
Bet he would work out a deal to get you in it!
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Well, in 2008 I hung a stand along the river and 50 pounded it. It's about 250 yards from the steps on the opposite side. I didnt know the rules as well as I should have. I had a green kill light up on some 550 cord over the corn pile. I killed two pigs on back to back nights. I made the mistake of telling someone at Double G what I did. They were like, ooooooohhhhh you gonna get it, lmfao. It's just pigs. I havent hunted at night since, but it sure is the best way in the summer. The stand is still locked up 20 ft in the tree. The key is below it somewhere lost in the ground cover. Some of yall may have seen it.
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Originally posted by Spoiled_TN_boy View PostI just ordered a Mantis saddle. The 2 week lead time is going to kill me with anticipation. Should be rockin by GRXH.
I'm debating on bringing my saddle to GRXH...
Granger is an awesome place for a saddle run and gun setup
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Originally posted by Jspradley View PostAwesome! They were out to 6 weeks for a while.
I'm debating on bringing my saddle to GRXH...
Granger is an awesome place for a saddle run and gun setup
So I wasn’t aware of such a thing. Why are they so popular? What’s the benefit over a lock-on or climber?
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Originally posted by HogStalker View PostSo I wasn’t aware of such a thing. Why are they so popular? What’s the benefit over a lock-on or climber?
They weigh like 15oz and you can walk-in with them. They also give you 360 degrees of mobility in a tree. I hear they are awesome for mobility. I hunted Hagerman this year and was hauling a lock-on and ladder steps 2 miles in. A 15oz saddle would have been perfect!
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Originally posted by Spoiled_TN_boy View PostI just ordered a Mantis saddle. The 2 week lead time is going to kill me with anticipation. Should be rockin by GRXH.
After seeing your post I started researching these but couldn’t find a YouTube video of someone actually climbing with one. I have multiple climbers but they are heavy. What is the climbing method with these?? Thanks for sharing the idea. Never been aware of them.
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