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Isn't this the kind of attitude that perpetuates the whole lack of access issue? You guys all gripe on here all the time about having to secure leases and farmers not letting you hunt, but if anyone so much as sets a stand up next to "your place" you're calling the law. Back on topic of coons...

Who coon hunts with a 4 wheeler? I'm not a coon hunter, but I know a lot and it sounds like you had a run in with some idiots. I know a lot of farmers who lease their land to hunters for deer and turkey, but give permission to folks to coon hunt, coyote hunt and pig hunt.

I recommend them too. I've hunted with them and know Ryan well. You should be successful.

You seriously have a problem with coon hunters? As long as they aren't causing any harm what difference does it make? If not for trail cams no one would even know they were there.

Maceration works great for hog heads. Pretty nasty running through the strainer for loose teeth though. One thing that needs to be mentioned is degreasing and this can take time and will make the difference in the quality of your mount.

When someone tells me they saw a 500lb pig I say the same thing. I even bought a 500lb scale and offer to weigh any hog. 300 is HUGE for a feral. 500lbs is cow size. I've taken a couple that I thought for sure weighed 300 on the hoof only to see they barely made it to 200. I have a hard...

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What about the pics where you put the game animal in the foreground and the hunter in the background to make the animal look huge?

Atlatl Not really, I just always wanted to try it

The pigs were coming on me and I thought that's what this deer was before I saw it. I couldn't sit in my stand anymore and had to track this deer before it got too dark, so they headed back towards the river in the timber. I'm not too stealthy getting in and out of the stand.

[Broken External Image] Here's my first archery deer and first deer of the year. Taken at Canton on opening weekend with imhntn.

If you roast a boar coon, you get a free toothpick... ;)

I've always thought about building one on an old boat trailer so you can move it a little easier, but then again someone could hook on and take it too.

I have always heard the same rule and was told it was because of the parasites and fleas.

Looks like we're not going to have much an acorn crop either.

The river is South of town and the lake is North. There should be plenty of hogs on the river.

The dove have picked up out here. I've been seeing larger groups of 10-15 birds gathering on the lines near fields and ponds.

I stopped at bass pro after work and picked up a mojo and the darn thing worked. We put it out in the middle of the field with 4 more decoys on the ground and laid back in the love grass. I only had 1 come in close enough to shoot, but over 20 dove changed their flight path to fly over and...

Around the river or lake?

Same here. I have cameras setup on feeder with pics of the hogs under the feeder when it's going off.