Thread: horns are dropping

Time for some hog hunting? The deer look healthy.

there are still tons of acorns on the ground at my place , I mean like a ridiculous amount and a few of them are even still in good shape .
I open them up every visit to see if they remain as a food source and about 1 out of 5 is still sweet and nutty inside to this day .
so yes the deer and hogs seem to be in good shape ,but to be sure there is not much of a pattern on when or where you might see them .
my new hog light only worked about 1 day and its back to the drawing board .

Lots of good sausage on the hoof there! need to get your posse together and unload on them all at once!

Those shed antlers give the little Bulldog something to chew on. He loves them

Ventilate all the Yotes you can!

I'll second giving that coyote a hot lead injection. You definitely have too many porkers too, but the deer are looking good. The owner at one of the farms I hunt told me, "If you have a 10 point buck & a coyote both in range, I want you to take the coyote." They've been rough on livestock and people's outdoor pets around here.

Jim

Looking good!

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Originally Posted by Yak Fish

I'll second giving that coyote a hot lead injection. You definitely have too many porkers too, but the deer are looking good. The owner at one of the farms I hunt told me, "If you have a 10 point buck & a coyote both in range, I want you to take the coyote." They've been rough on livestock and people's outdoor pets around here.

Jim

that's the golden rule with us , NEVER EVER pass on a coyote , its bad for business no doubt .