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 Edwards County
#193676
07/16/07 07:16 PM
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TrucksNmudd89
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Anybody hunting pigs or just see pigs in Edwards County i hunt near carta valley and have been told that there are alot of pigs in the area. Cant wait till i see one though
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: TrucksNmudd89]
#193677
07/16/07 08:41 PM
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wil
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I ave yet to NOT see any of the damn things on my way into my property in central Edwards County.
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: wil]
#193678
07/17/07 12:35 AM
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TrucksNmudd89
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well i would be happy to take them off your hands lol just kidding. The only hogs i have seen have been crossing the highway on the way to carta valley.
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: TrucksNmudd89]
#193679
07/17/07 02:38 PM
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wil
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I had to fence them out of my feeder. What a job that was. So far it has worked. I get DEER feeding instead of hogs. The damn things would sleep under the feeder all nigh waiting for it to go off. In the evening they would show up 5 minutes before it went off and stand there praying to the corn god. After it went off, within a minute there would be no corn left. Dont get me wrong, they are good eating but...... 
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: wil]
#193680
07/17/07 03:28 PM
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TrucksNmudd89
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well we have had to fence and refence feeders many times until last trip we just decided to buy some really expensive panels. I dont know what has been tearing down the fences it can be three things cows, goats or pigs. I live in east texas and im used to hunting pigs in creeks and such so thats where i looked for them on our land out there but still havent seen any. Also i heard theres a few javis out there have u seen any?
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: TrucksNmudd89]
#193681
07/17/07 07:18 PM
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wil
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I used rebar for stays and welded up corners and then put up rolled fencing that has the smaller squares at the bottom working to 4"X4" squares. On the first go round the big hogs could not get in but the little ones did. I ran another fence section around the pen offset from the fist and that seems to have solved the problem.
I have seen no javelina around but some close by have, or so they say.
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: wil]
#193682
08/01/07 02:41 PM
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Hunter_Man
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last 3 years i've hunted in edwards county off of 377. lots of hogs on the place i hunted. never got to shoot one though... would only see them when i went out to feed or do maintenance
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: Hunter_Man]
#193683
08/17/07 08:08 PM
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symtex
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I hunt in Campwood Hills in Edwards County and see hogs every time I hunt there. They tore up my feeder last year.
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Re: Edwards County
[Re: symtex]
#193684
08/17/07 10:49 PM
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mossyjoke
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We hunt just off of 41 and we see lots of hogs out there. Haven't seen any javelinas though.
"I ain't got time to bleed."
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