Headed for west Texas in the AM for some thermal hog hunting. What’s everyone’s experience with a warm front moving in? Is this going to **** the pigs down like it does deer in the fall? We usually make our yearly trip in Jan-Feb so this has never been a issue before. The weather will not cancel the trip but wondering what me might be in for. thanks for sharing your knowledge in this.
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That’s funny it used ****’s because I wrote S H U T
RattlesnakeDan
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It might shut you down but it won't affect the hogs much.
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For reasons unknown to me last year here in FL the hogs were the best during our dry hot dusty spell they came out of the swamp almost every single night without fail April-July it was insane this was during all the fires across the state from the drought. Rains started they disappeared. Hope you guys get on em and stay on em post the carnage!
Just go man. Its better than sitting at home.
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fosho
Oh it’s on even if it boiling hot!
The hogs are going to do what the hogs do. It isn't like they will go to Minnesota because it gets warm.
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Hogs became scarce in Florida when the weather turned cold in January. My best hog hunting was in November of 2017, very warm and wet then. One thing for sure, the hogs are unpredictable. I had a spell in February where the hogs were avoiding my bait pile.
Moving the bait pile 200 feet brought them out again. Explain that one.
Moving the bait pile 200 feet brought them out again. Explain that one.
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They have actually been moving more on nights above 45 degrees this year.