Well I now have the better halfs approval to go after a Hog in Mayerthorpe about mid March. I am totally stoked. But since this is Alberta and Hogs ain't running everywhere I don't have a clue as to what a Hog does during its spare time. Do they behave in a fashion similar to Whitetails and are therefore punctual, or do they throw their time tables to the wind and act impulsive and fickle. What about it all you Hog slayers out there? Any advice?
Eat , I'm not making a joke they eat when they are not asleep or in awater hole trying to stay cool
If they're not eating, they are asleep, dreaming about eating.
Some of them study philosophy; others like to paint. A few enjoy various sports, particularly badminton.
Boar: Eat, sleep, fight, and breed.
Sow: Eat, sleep, and try to keep from being bred.
Or they plan on making little hogs...
When they aren't eating or looking for something to eat.
In other words, find the food!
Way to go Ben!! :bigsmyl: :bigsmyl:
Arnold Ziffle played alot of checkers.
Eric
They're Slobs.
They eat, they drink, they sleep, and all they think about is sex when they are not eating or sleeping.
Why do you think women compare us to them so frequently?
I say shootem, git rid of the competition.
Lol badminton eh? Guess I should put up a treestand on the light pole beside the sports store.
Thanks for the replies everyone. I shall try and find the food.
Sleep in the shade.
They go the the bar right before closing to see what "pigs" are left for the taking. :D
... mike ...
I was going to say badminton as well.......
Hide from hogdancer :scared: :archer:
Shop at Walmart?
QuoteOriginally posted by Ben Kleinig:
Some of them study philosophy; others like to paint. A few enjoy various sports, particularly badminton.
HAHA! That is hilarious!
Bisch
All ya gotta do is go out in the field and holler.
SOOOOHEEEE, SOOOOHEEEE pig, pig, pig.
Oh nock an arrow first.
John
Food
Often they become nocturnal.........2 AM club?
Justin I have met many bowhunters that have gone to hunt hogs free range in alberta ,, most say they never see any and they are not many around,, save you money and time go set out a bear bait,where you live you would not have to go far and Bears were made for trad hunting,, good luck whichever was you go !! also way better stories after you get one climbing the tree your in or the odd bluff charge tests you resolve hunting them with a trad bow :wavey:
Eat....sleep.....eat.....make baby hogs.....eat.....sleep.......root around....eat....
QuoteOriginally posted by George D. Stout:
Shop at Walmart?
Yea George....but most of them are WAY too big to taste good........
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In Texas they roam, roam, roam. You never know where they're gonna be.
Thanks to Texasrecurve's description of TX swine doings, I jotted this down ... now where did I put my guitar ...
Oh give me a home, where the wild piggies roam
What you see will beat moving 3D
Where seldom a herd, spots a bowhuntin' nerd
And will stay for the rest of the day
Roam, roam, cross the range
Spot and stalk, stop and shoot, hope blood drains
Hogs turned into pork, ribs make such a nice feast
Loads of fun thanks to this ugly beast
No ryme or reason with those darned things! Here one day, gone the next. Hitting your game camera every night for a month and gone just-like-that when you show up to hunt them. Frustration is going to be your companion when you hunt pigs. Count on a day in the woods and nothing more and hope for the best. Even in land that is covered in hog sign and ripped to shreds, there's just no telling where they'll be at any given time (unless you can use a feeder in your state).