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Wolfdog91

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  1. Why is it eveytime somone even mentions a minority group on this forum we get a 20 page dissertation on the plit of the white man ,genitics and so on and so on lol Like we get it some of y'all don't like brown people....or Asians.....or Indians.....or americans...or like well anyone really ???
  2. Yes sirrr ! You already know ! Nice cats,still trying to hook into my first flathead, Getting hard to find any cats my way though for some reason, heck even bullheads are hard to find. And poaching, I have no clue what your talking about ???
  3. Found this old cooler on the side of the road today and it ended up making nice little live well for my bait fish. Took about 30min to make and decided to go fill it up. Ginna start setting bank poles soon so wanna stock my large tank up. And gotta love catching these little bream with a ultralight set up. Makes a little fish feel like a huge one ?
  4. Boss I'm going to be honest and say I'm not sure. I'm in South Mississippi and other than otter and bobcats when the prices are up fur isn't really our area so I honestly don't keep much track. It's mainly control work and live market coyotes and fox for us. How ever I'll be more than happy to ask on Trapperman and post their responses if that would help
  5. Gotta love hunting them at night ? will say though d9g and knife hintong is a bit more fun
  6. DAKOTA LINE SNARES is the place lol. The snare shop and most otherssupply house sell them pretty cheap. I've need with them on 5/64th 1x19 and they do a great job at live catching. Caught a ton of hunting dogs in snare with them and never had one choke down. Even in bad entanglement. I will ask though are you buying them forget from the U.S.? Or is their somone importing to the U.K ?
  7. I was wondering about that ! Most people over here would think it crazy to use a relaxing lock on small critters like mink but you have to use what your allowed a reckon. What twist cable are you using ? 7x7 or 1x19?
  8. That a a wonderfully loaded snare you have there ! What size cable and lock are you using ?
  9. Actually from.my interesting there's not much commercial uses for wild hogs, somthing to do with FDA guide lines or somthing. How ever i do know there a place in texas that makes dog food of of them and there has been a couple of processing house ( small ones ) that process them into sausage to feed the homeless. Alot of guys who kill large number will also just give away whole hogs to who ever wants them.
  10. Well not really a job lol for me lol more or less just side gigs, I usually don't even take payment usually. But I don't have any hog dogs. Now don't get me wrong dog hunting them suckers is fun but I honestly don't feel it's super effective as a control method seems eveytime I'm gone out with guys ( espically if I'm the only one with a gun as usual) you might catch one or two big ones but while your trying to hobble or kill that one you have 5-30 more running off,not to mention having 4-8 bay dogs and 1-3 catch dogs tends to get expensive, and that before you buy all the cut vests,tracking
  11. Well I don't have mink in my area unfortunately but I get to talk to play my of folks who do. Actually one of the main guys who is really known for mink snaring was talking A bout it the other day on my home site. I screenshot a few of his posts you might find interesting. From eveyone I've talked to it's not the hardest thing to do it's just you need to have your snare set up properly because mink apparently will work a snare like crazy so swiveling it's important. And their fast too so you need t good fast loaded one at that. My friends in Louisiana say it's the same with snaring
  12. Lol, well glad you guys are enjoying it. Seems eveyone has been having hog problems lately. Got a call today that a lady has been having hogs tear up her back yard for the last three weeks or so, why people wait so long to call is beyond me but this is what it's looking like. According to her all this damage has been in the last two or three nights. Judging from the tracks it's probably just a sow and piglets but a dropped some corn and the trail cam out to get a positive id. If this stuff keeps up I might have to look into getting a supressor for my gun lol. Either that or start welding up
  13. I know you guys snare fox and rabbits but was curious is y'all snare mink any ? It's become a bit more popular of here in recent years, talked to some who say they prefer it to connies or footholds because it's quicker and lighter. I could post some pictures of some various systems guys use over here if anyone is curious . But anyhow wanted to know if any of y'all did it or if it's ever been a thing with you guys. Thanks !
  14. ......wonder if I'm considered a black neck....???
  15. A razor back is a older boar usually yes ! If you look at his back up around his neck to lower back you can see a a line of stiff hairs sticking up. A razor back usually has more Russian in them than regular hogs so their usually more hot tempered and prone to charging. Most dog hunters consider a larger razor back a great trophy Here's the other hog I shot compare to the razor back
  16. A razor back is a older boar usually yes ! If you look at his back up around his neck to lower back you can see a a line of stiff hairs sticking up. A razor back usually has more Russian in them than regular hogs so their usually more hot tempered and prone to charging. Most dog hunters consider a larger razor back a great trophy Here's the other hog I shot compare to the razor back
  17. Checked a feeder on the same property only about 900yd or so away for the last time where I killed the last hog at and got this guy on this one. Looks like a slightly larger one and a razor back at that. Going to let him get used to this feeder for about a week or so and take him out. If you want a size comparison that feeder he's sniffing is a five gallon bucket. Also got called this morning a was told theirs two smaller ones in somones yard down the street half a mile or so. It's extremely thick there so I may just set a feeder and snare them once they get some trails ma
  18. Thank you, just his hams,shoulders and straps brought close to 60lbs of meat,not to mention he's gonn a make a nice skull
  19. Really depends on the individual animal here more than anything. You can usually smell if their going to be good or not once you get within 5 or so yard of them. For eating we usually target the sholts and sows . Noting other than the buzzards will even look at a musty old boar.
  20. Wasnt 100% where to post this but since hogs are a pest animal for us guess i figired this would be proper lol. This guy has been Rooting up a good section of cow pasture as well as the neighbors yards. Put a root feeder and camera out and about 8 days got his pattern down. since he stayed bedded up in the thick stuff during the day i broke out the my NV rig and trigger around 11:45. 123gr wolf HP ( gun is a AR-15 with a 7.62x39 upper ATN x sight 2 and Coyote Reaper XL ir) dropped him like a sack of bricks. Getting him off should help with the fawn recruitment as well. He
  21. It's a old surplus M1917. Dad bought it bought it a while back but never shot it due to the old crappy mil spec stock it had. So I basically took it lol. Added a boyds pro varmit stock, bedded the action ,slapped a SWFA SS 6x on top and did some had loads and she works pretty dang good lol.
  22. Finally got a decent day to shoot where the cows weren't everywhere and got to streach out to 406 today. Figured 10 out of 20 on a 10" gong wasn't horrible for a gun I don't shoot that much
  23. Lol you can have the liver. That's always been fishing bait for me, could never stomach it
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