Clean up crew at work

[bisonic]

I always wondered what happened to gut piles after field dressing, so I set up a trail cam on the pile from the big hog I shot on President's day. Pretty interesting to see what ensues, with a variety of critters coming over for a snack. Interesting to see the Golden Eagles up close, love how the big boar pees on his old rival, and I'm surprised that no coyotes came.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjym71fCwr8&list=UUQ_3G1rTWLDKOxXdC1-RFtw&index=1

 

[Gunfighter77]

Nice footage, private land?

 

[Live2hunt]

Ahha!!!....this video proves it! Thanks bisonic. I once had a little debate with a couple other guys on another forum about hogs eating other hog's gutpile. This video shows exactly the point I made. They eat only the bugs that came to feed on the gutpile not the gutpile itself. The other guys disagreed and said they eat gutpile of their own kind.

Nice video bisonic, and thanks again.

 

[THE ROMAN ARCHER]

about 3 years ago bowhunting L.S. with Kentuck and his friend had shot a nice sow and they took me back to the spot within 20 minutes the pigs came back and the gut pile was completely gone, they did eat it all they even licked the plate clean lol thats for sure, no mercy in the food chain there...tra

 

[KTKT70]

lol

 

[bisonic]

Gunfighter - yep, private.

I edited out a lot of other video clips to just show the interesting ones. Most of them were of the eagles (which was pretty cool), several more were of pigs. though none were feeding off the pile. As I'd mentioned, none were of coyotes despite plenty of them on the property. Sometimes the gut piles disappear within a week, other times (like this) it takes a long time for them to go away. After two weeks this pile really reeks so I hope it disappears soon as I use the same spot for dressing/skinning.

 

[peacemaker338]

That was very cool.

 

[1withthewoods]

Crazy, gut piles where I'm at don't last more than a day or two.

 

[Mlindsay]

Where I hunt you can hear the coyotes in the bushes while you're still gutting the hogs.

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[64ssking]

cool video i'm going to sub you

 

[eoats]

Very nice video, the sounds too.
I found myself wishing for the Eagles to vocalize.

I don't know much about the Trail Cameras but I found that something fuzzy over the microphone really helps lower the boomy wind noises.
These folks have some good prices, with a big variety of sizes & pieces. They even custom made me a fuzzy once:
http://thewindcutter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=159

Been enjoying your collection of videos on Youtube, Thanks.

 

[cali-carnivore]

MMMMMMMM.....pig flavored pig!