Finally.. got something to hunt

[gonehuntin68]

Backing out for the night.. in yals experiences will
He come back?


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Probably but you never know. If he catches scent of a sow in heat he could be off to the next county to never return. If he's really smart and he thought he was being hunted at that feeder, he might never return.

[MasterOfNothing]

I would say back out for a week. Check the trail cam, pattern him again, and then come up with a plan to get him. Keep us posted.

[dpod1]

Needed some wind so you could come up from downwind.

[Dale Moser]

Referring to the sizeable male organ


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Not that sizeable....

[Jspradley]

That's a weird looking elephant...

[Big pig]

We kill lots of pigs sneaking up on the feeders.
I would seriously try to find a friend with thermal and approach from downwind.
I have seen boars take forever to approach a feeder, even at dusk.

BP

[Ethan313]

good luck!

[jcamp]

Update... he was back last night at midnight.. [emoji108][emoji108][emoji108]


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[SaltwaterSlick]

Wait for a good steady wind and get you a cell phone trail camera... When you get a pic, sneak in and whack him. A lot easier to kill him that way than sitting and waiting on him if he's mature... A mature boar is one of the toughest animals around to get to come into a feeder when you're sitting within bow range of it... They often will make unbelievably large circles checking the feeder out before committing to come in... Pretty easy to fool their nose with the right wind, and easy to fool their eyes and ears too...

[jcamp]

Wait for a good steady wind and get you a cell phone trail camera... When you get a pic, sneak in and whack him. A lot easier to kill him that way than sitting and waiting on him if he's mature... A mature boar is one of the toughest animals around to get to come into a feeder when you're sitting within bow range of it... They often will make unbelievably large circles checking the feeder out before committing to come in... Pretty easy to fool their nose with the right wind, and easy to fool their eyes and ears too...

No doubt..


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[Jcjohnson]

Wait for a good steady wind and get you a cell phone trail camera... When you get a pic, sneak in and whack him. A lot easier to kill him that way than sitting and waiting on him if he's mature... A mature boar is one of the toughest animals around to get to come into a feeder when you're sitting within bow range of it... They often will make unbelievably large circles checking the feeder out before committing to come in... Pretty easy to fool their nose with the right wind, and easy to fool their eyes and ears too...

Good luck OP, gonna have to try this out myself!

[jcamp]

Back after him tonight even though my wind is bad... gonna take my chances of waiting back And slipping in when he is there


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[Tx-Burt]

Good luck. I’m out tonight. Long wait but this wind should help

[jcamp]

Good luck. I’m out tonight. Long wait but this wind should help

Anything?


I got skunked.


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[Tx-Burt]

Had one bust me right at dusk, my son shot one, but no recovery