This is the second time this boar has knocked my feeder over. I only have him on the camera twice and both times the feeder has ended up on the ground. Feeder is now staked down with T-posts and I hope the only thing that winds up on the ground is this Boar.

He has it figured out for sure. Good luck in giving him a dirt nap.

Great one!!

Looks like the boar and the coon are working together in the first pic

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Give him some lead!

At least he left you cameras alone...Good luck on getting him

I hope staking down the feeder with T-post works...giving you time to find that large boar and killing him.

no doubt, i had cows take out two of my cameras and a hanging feeder this past week. i will be hanging my cameras from up in the trees looking down from now on.

take out the cows lol

i truly never thought i would hate a cow...

cows? I hate cows! I don't have any on my place regularly but sometimes a neghbors cow gets through and wants some corn. I try to "convince" them to leave

We had similar problems with hogs on our place. We used to drive rebar into the ground and wire the rebar to the legs. Then they started dumping the feeders again. So, what we did that has worked is that we started driving the rebar deeper into the ground, and at the same angle as the leg. Basically mirroring the feeder leg, and then setting the pipe leg of the feeder over the rebar putting the rebar up into the leg. The hogs have yet to find a way dump the feeders now.

Had that problem once started welding a 2' peice of angle iron to the bottom of each leg.

Yep. You pretty much have to anchor feeders these days.

I don't ever set up a feeder without anchoring it to T-posts. And after having 2 game cameras stolen from our property I don't put up a camera without securing inside a metal box lag bolted to the tree.

Time for some lead to the head.