More piggies on video

[bisonic]

Another video I picked up yesterday from "hog highway". The last one with the white markings is a regular that I've seen in other game cam pictures. Seems to be this group and another group of about a dozen all black hogs that come and go. Still eluding me though!

From what I've seen on the two cameras I have up there is little to no pattern of their behavior other than it's mostly at night. Daylight activity is almost random.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hi0JHobeNc

 

[dtj6ppc]

Another video I picked up yesterday from "hog highway". The last one with the white markings is a regular that I've seen in other game cam pictures. Seems to be this group and another group of about a dozen all black hogs that come and go. Still eluding me though!

From what I've seen on the two cameras I have up there is little to no pattern of their behavior other than it's mostly at night. Daylight activity is almost random.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hi0JHobeNc

Wonder, are the pigs always traveling single file when on camera?

Be interesting to hear a description of the general immediate area, water sources, bedding areas, etc...................Don

 

[bisonic]

Yes - the camera is located at the top of a ridge that runs thru the middle of the property There's a trail that crosses the ridge at that point headed toward BLM land to the west, and usually the hogs seem to be headed one way or the other with a purpose.

The property is basically two valleys with the ridge in the middle. The larger has a lake and a couple of ponds, with lots of oaks, smaller ridges, and scattered chemise. The smaller is mostly oaks and borders BLM land with thick brush. I believe that the hogs mostly bed in the BLM land and travel down to my land for food/water. There is rooting all over the property, but certainly mostly in the oaky areas and marshy areas near creekbeds.

 

[TonyS]

Every one looked like a shooter to me!

 

[theseacow]

nice video. what gamecamera setup are you using?

 

[dtj6ppc]

Yes - the camera is located at the top of a ridge that runs thru the middle of the property There's a trail that crosses the ridge at that point headed toward BLM land to the west, and usually the hogs seem to be headed one way or the other with a purpose.

The property is basically two valleys with the ridge in the middle. The larger has a lake and a couple of ponds, with lots of oaks, smaller ridges, and scattered chemise. The smaller is mostly oaks and borders BLM land with thick brush. I believe that the hogs mostly bed in the BLM land and travel down to my land for food/water. There is rooting all over the property, but certainly mostly in the oaky areas and marshy areas near creekbeds.

Seems like you have a pretty good handle on their travels and terrain, so now its just a matter of picking the best intercept location for optimal cover and wind conditions..........my bet is you will have a pig out of this bunch before the end of the month..............Don

 

[bisonic]

I run a few - the one that took the linked video is a Primus Truthcam 46. I like it quite a bit, good battery life and easy to use. Just kind of bulky. I also run a new Bushnell something or other - its tiny and the batteries last forever! The last one is a stealth cam, my least favorite.

 

[brushape]

those things sure look domestic, very curly tails

 

[dlvmark]

Nice thank you brother.