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4 is still a good result 4 less to breed and root up the countryside

Yes I agree The High Road is extremely interesting forum even tho I am way Down Under our pig (hog ) problems are simular to yours Thank You brothers

It is a very good start Flintknapper well done Merry Xmas to all interarm Australia

Gentle men I would like to take this opportunity to complement all who contribute to this very interesting informative forum I and no doubt many other hunters ,find all the comments so interesting and helpful interarm from down under ( West Aussie ) Lifes tough ,its even tougher...

Why is it illegal ,is it because it is taking advantage of the animal or some other reason

Cowpoke How do you sour your corn

That trap is identical to mine in size and design !! I will give the stawberry jello a try ,I have used the raspberry cordial trick with success,by placing the bottle on top of trap ,with a small hole in bottom and letting cordial slowly drip down onto bait

HI Texan Scott Yes you would be correct ,they arent used to corn over here in Western Australia ,I bought 5 kilos the other day cost me $10 au so will go back to what I have used in the past successfully Oats,Wheet soaked in molasses and fruit, apples ,plums ect Regards everyone Interarm

corn Many thanks ,we usually use grains such as oats , wheat ect I want to try corn to see how it goes Cheers

In Australia using corn as a bait /feed for pigs / hogs is not as common as in USA Do you feed it as whole grain or cracked / gristed

Hi Flintknapper Not sure if my last message got through ,It was a big thank you for the info re the batwing doors on the trap Never seen anything like that here in Western Australia, great design Thanks a heap mate Interarm

not again feral hog control east texas Mate could you possibly put up some photos of the trigger catch on your trapdoor Is the door sprung or does it drop from the top