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Thank you for your help. And we went out tonight again with my bow and few knives and flashlights, We encoutered a boar from bushes and started grunting as we tried approach to it...
We were total 3 people and there was definately a boar about 20-30yd away from us when it was complete darkness... All we had were few low powered flashlights and few knives and I was the only one who had a bow with only 3 arrows...Honestly, I was quite scared because I never encoutered a Boar which is grunting and making mad noise behind the bushes where we can't even see him but hearing him grunting...
We also found more rooted areas tonight and I forgot to bring my camera with me... I will post up pictures of what they've done today and also recently...
And real good news is, I bought the materials for a door for our trap so all its left is to weld them together to make a hinged door with door spring. When this is done, mount it on trap with some corns around to get some hogs.
And today, Im gonna go to home depot and actually buy more materials to make 2nd trap. Because all the evidence, digging sights, and rooted areas, from what we've found, we are guessing there are more pigs than what we expected...Way way more...They just recently reproduced as well so they're numbers are increasing in the golf course community... And our manager Corey is not pleased about this...
welcome to the forum and nice score on the spot to shoot
Let me know if you need any help, there CWF! I'm in Sarasota, near the airport, and I'm all for protecting our golf courses from those terrible boar hogs!
I definately will if I need more hands. I just bought materials for one more trap and just got back from scouting where to put trap and we found perfect spot. It is fenced up land and sxxx load of rooting sites. Also the one side barb wire is lifted up due to hogs been going in and out for so long.
