Posted by Weldon K on March 17, 2014 at 14:31:51 from (75.90.156.148):
In Reply to: feral hog bait posted by Nancy Howell on March 17, 2014 at 09:05:28:
I would try this. Build a corralling area with several passage ways into it. Start baiting around and in the corral with containers of sour milk and scatter around shelled corn or other grains. After some use begin closing the openings one by one until only one is left. Install a one way trap door that swings open both ways. After a few days fix the door so that it swings open only to the inside. Go in but can't go out. I never saw a feeder pig that refused a meal of sour milk. One would think that feral pigs would be the same. Hunger is a strong force and a steady source of free meals should cause them to overcome their cautiousness about going into trapping corrals.
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