[Buckshot]

I may hunt on this trail.

 

[Guest]

naw i'd find somewhere else. grin

 

[delbert]

Just were is this exactly ?

 

[kemster99]

GPS coordinates would be helpful, in my opinion. lol

 

[Guest]

serious question. isn't that a pig track in the lower left? the more roundy one?

 

[Guest]

just bumping this. is that a pig track in the lower left? the roundy one. what do you guys think?

 

[Hunting Man]

Haven't tracked pigs in a long time :bag:. Seriously, I wouldn't know one if I saw one. It doesn't look like a deer track, though.

 

[BruceBruce1959]

I don't think it is ronn,,, I use to look for pig tracks in Florida and none of these look like pork to me but I have VERY little experience with pig tracks...
I did find the following pig track samples on the net...

 

[Guest]

thaks bb. i think it looks a lot like the feral hog track. that track is as wide as it is long, and the other tracks, what i can see of them, look longer than wide. but i don't know

 

[Buckshot]

Very good Ron, I hadn't noticed it in that picture but I have seen some hog track at the farm. My brother has 135 acres about a mile north of me and he had some hogs on his place last year. A little pork in freezer will be alright too.

 

[Guest]

Very good Ron, I hadn't noticed it in that picture but I have seen some hog track at the farm. My brother has 135 acres about a mile north of me and he had some hogs on his place last year. A little pork in freezer will be alright too.

what is the season on pigs in tn? or is it like pa shoot on sight? yea yea that pig is tasty stuff. honestly i like it better than venison.

 

[Buckshot]

It is shoot on sight, no tag required in most of TN. The east TN mountains where the Russian strain is dominate they have a pretty liberal season but you have to check them in like deer.

 

[Guest]

get'um .

 

[kemster99]

looks like a hog track to me.

 

[Guest]

i've not seen then that i know of. we don't have pigs. a few russian boar get out of the park once in a while. so i've only seen them in books like bb posted. kinda wish we had them then again i'm glad we don't

 

[kemster99]

i've not seen then that i know of. we don't have pigs. a few russian boar get out of the park once in a while. so i've only seen them in books like bb posted. kinda wish we had them then again i'm glad we don't

i really enjoy hunting hogs. i think we have more hogs in Florida then we do people. They are mighty tasty and fun to spot and stalk. But the down side is that they are very destructive. Georgia farmers are playing heck with them. I'm working on going up on a hog eridication hunt. lol . Shoot them till you run out of ammo. lol Lots of backstraps.

 

[Guest]

there was a place in GA that you pay 55 and shoot all day long. no appointment just show up and shoot.

 

[Southern Man]

Hogs were discovered here in a lil town called Dublin (the world famous home of Kevin Skinner :shocking not far from my house a couple years back. Been a bunch of them killed. Someone brought them here and dumped them I'm told. They say that's a crime. Nobody wants them here. But, Dublin sits on the edge of Murphy's pond / Obion creek drainage, big swampy area and it's loaded with cottonmouths. Hogs might not be a bad thing. I had a friend that was in the air force and at one time stationed in Vandenburg af base in California. He told the story of the rattlesnake problem they had on the base and they brought in hogs (snakes natural enemy). The hogs took the low ground and the snakes took the high ground. Now they have both. But eliminated the snake problem down low.

Oh and no season here, just shoot on sight. There was a farmer in the area that would take you out on his combine at night whlie he was cuttin corn.

 

[Guest]

pigs will clear out the snakes. i remember that as a kid in tn. we ain't got many snakes here either. once every ten years someone will see a rattler but i don't even think about them while running around the woods. which by the way is kinda a draw back when i go to pa or elsewhere.