While hunting at my deer lease in south texas, I harvest this 100lb boar at 75yds. Had'nt seen nothing all morning, just cows in my sendero.  At about 8:30am this porker show's up...he started eating next to cows with no problem. Every time i was going to pull the trigger of my 308 Savage...the cows would get in the way.  It took about 5 mins before I got opprotunity to get a neck shot. Patients paid off!!!

Got these hogs early this morning. Some good eating

Here's my reason for quiting feeding corn year round. It very seldom gets to the deer. I have finally made these hogs stop coming out during the day cause I would lay up in ambush on top of the hill and pick them off. Still couldn't knock a dent in them. I went to feeding the deer cottonseed, and unknowingly solved part of my hog problem. Hogs seem not to want cottonseed, or are somehow afraid of the pens. I credit the red color because that is the only difference on other pens I have made and hogs tore up. Now if I could just stop deer from eating sour corn or going into my traps, I would be very happy.

Here's my reason for quiting feeding corn year round. It very seldom gets to the deer. I have finally made these hogs stop coming out during the day cause I would lay up in ambush on top of the hill and pick them off. Still couldn't knock a dent in them. I went to feeding the deer cottonseed, and unknowingly solved part of my hog problem. Hogs seem not to want cottonseed, or are somehow afraid of the pens. I credit the red color because that is the only difference on other pens I have made and hogs tore up. Now if I could just stop deer from eating sour corn or going into my traps, I would be very happy.

I have never seen a boar walk up to a feeder and jump the "hog panels" like a goat. First time for everything!

One of the several young and female warthogs that we took at the landowner's request. Good eating. Similar to our wild pigs in taste.

This was a 300# boar taken near Uvalde. Still eating the meat and despite being a boar and large, it is very good.

West Texas

I'm not sure how this pig is eating or doing much of anything with this protein feeder spike running through it's Jaw.

Actually this is an optical illusion.  My trail cam snapped this photo at the perfect moment when the pig crossed through the path of the spike.

Sometimes this happens when retrieval is the next day. A very happy bear found his bull in the night and was gracious enough to leave half.. This is a Wyoming bull with a hog client of mine Bryant. Great bull thank god he did not start eating from the other direction first.