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South Bama Hog Hunt

Started by Kituwa, August 23, 2011, 04:00:00 PM

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Kituwa

Just wondering if there is any intrest in a small group getting together for some hog hunting?It will be on corp of engineers land by the river.

Bill Skinner

Sure, when and where?  Bill

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Kituwa

Close to the Claiborne lock and damn is what i was thinking.Thatsnot far outside of Monroeville.I have never hunted it before but i did scout it out once and there is a lot of hog sign.I will go over there and see if i can pick up some permits forms. I can go about any time so ill leave it up to you guys on a date.I know its still hot but im ready to get in the woods,lol. I live just a few miles off the 77 exit (Brewton/Repton) off interstate 65.

Kituwa

That would be the Alabama river.

JAG

Sounds good.  When?
Have hunted Claiborne, and several of the Corps. areas in that part of the state.  Issiac Creek campgrounds are nice.
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Kituwa

Jag, issiac creek is a great place to set up camp.Like i said, i can go any time so whenever you guys want to go we will go for it.The woods around Issiac creek are hilly for this part of the country but more open. Closer to the dam there is a lot more palmetto from what i remember.How do you like to unt pigs?I usually just ease along till i find some fresh rootin witch doesnt take long to find most times and then follow it till i see some pigs.In the palmettos a lot of times i end up right in the middle of a pack of them before i see them, that can get wild,lol.

jarcher38

Guys I would like to join on the hunt, I do most of my hunting in monroeville. And have hunted core land at claborn many times. As long as I can get off work I will plan on coming. Just need to know when y'all would like to go. There ain't nothing to getting the permits to hunt if it's the same as it used to be.

-Joey

Kituwa

Joey, it would be a pleasure to have you along.Maybe we can meet somewhere this weekend and plan this out a bit and figure out a good date?
I am haveing an interesting start of the day here this morning, my timber wolf brought a little fawn to the house.My son found her guarding it in the front yard.I have it sitting here in my bedroom,lol. I have no idea where the wolf brought it from so i dont know where to take it back to.

hnt2mch

hmmm aint never got me a hog before i may be interested if the group aint got to big yet depending on when ya'll are talkin bout goin
don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns....

Kituwa

hnt2, it wont be a real big group.When you want to go?

Kituwa

I am going to try and run over to Issac creek tommorrow and check things out and take a few pics to post on here.I will get info on permits too.

swampmaster

i might be interested depending on the dates. where is monroeville?

                jim

Kituwa

If you are comeing on interstate 65 you get off on the Atmore exit (hwy21)and i think it is around 20 miles to monroeville.

rjackson

let us know about dates.Im up for it.

Randy

Cherokee Scout

Sounds like fun to me, let us know a date.
John

hnt2mch

kit ya'll go ahead and figure your date out i have a funny schedule.but i wouldnt mind a crack at a hog!
don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns....

Kituwa

What i am thinking is whoever wants to,,lets make a one day trip the first sat in sept,the 3rd. We will scout it out and hunt a lil bit too.Then we can set a later date or dates, and all set up at Issac creek camp grounds and have a full fledge hunt and a cook out.This will make it easier to set up a good hunt for those that have to drive a good ways.Hopefully we will have some cooler weather in sept and that will make for better camping and fewer snakes in the woods.If this works out good i hope we can make this a reguler get together.As far as i am concerned it will be kid friendly too, so if you want bring your youngins.I have a teen that bowhunts too.
I can easy see this may be a good way for us to get into some hogs, get to know each other and maybe even turn into a group where we can also set up a 3D shoot once in a while too.
my email is  ochun52@yahoo.com    Matt

Scrub_buck

If its not 95 degrees, I might be interested in that as well.

Had a continuing ed seminar last week where the Bio from Lowndes WMA talked about thier pig problem. He said they are 'eat up with em' and his pics were impressive in numbers!  He said they are tough to hunt in the day time with a gun .. I assume bows would be doubly tough?  Maybe the Corp pigs are not so smart?

Kituwa

Scrub, they are plenty smart.They tend to lay up durring the heat of the day,best early in the morning or late evening. The exception is if it starts raining.The good thing about a light rain is you can walk quiet too. Hogs cant see near as good as a deer,cant hear as well either, but their nose is twice as good as a deer.I usually just walk around till i find fresh rootings and then follow a few steps and look,,a few steps and look some more.If you see the rootings have all of a sudden stopped,,thats a good sign they know you are around.Often i will get right in the middle of half a dozen in the palmettos before i see them.Sometimes if you see that you have spooked them you can look around and take a guess witch way they went and sort of head them off.Unless you spook them real bad,,they dont take off like deer do but usually just sort of go over the ridge to get a lil bit away from you.They are masters of being able to run thru thick brush without makeing any noise at all.You will see them running everywhere but not hear the first twig crack, just like a ghost.Because their eye sight is not that good,,you can raise your bow even when they are real close, and get a shot off, much easier than a deer.If their butt is to you they wont see you at all,,they cant look over their shoulder like a deer can.


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