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  • freewheat
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 2981

    Wild boars?

    Well the last few years, I have seen the odd track and the odd rooting going on. But this year, I have seen piles of rooting.

    I want to kill them. I want to eat them. I am wondering if any of you have a good grasp on bait to draw them in. We have un-huntable habitat, especially for nocturnal animals like boar. Too many trees, tree-lines, waterways, cattails, tall grass, and so on. Hard to hunt low to the ground critters under these conditions.

    What would draw them in as bait? I am not sure how to pattern them, as there is no consistent area they prefer, just bush edges and such, but over the span of a couple miles.

    Thanks if y'all know of a good boar bait...
  • farmaholic
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 17467

    #2
    Sorry I can't help you with a bait recommendation....but would you seriously consider eating an uncastrated wild boar? I could see a sow or a younger one being eaten but not a mature male.

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    • freewheat
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2007
      • 2981

      #3
      Naw, I was using the generic term, boar, as in one of the species. I did have some delicious sausage that a friend had made out of his old breeding boars. Sausage can cover up a lot of meat sins. I would have to see the animal first. They do look kinda gross. lol

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      • RD414
        Senior Member
        • May 2011
        • 615

        #4
        wet grain, they love it. Put in a couple of piles and let them get used to it before disturbing them. Breeding season is when it is cold, uncastrated boars are good to eat the rest of the time. Full grown are better than small ones for eating. If they are skinny, they wont be as good. You will only get one shot, use a rifle. No bows, no black powder unless you are realy good. Better to be a hunter than a gatherer.

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        • perfecho
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2005
          • 1274

          #5
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsFXhGoDnW0

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          • grassfarmer
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2002
            • 9734

            #6
            You've got plenty of bait Freewheat - they really like sheep. They got to be quite a problem on the hill sheep farms in parts of Scotland. They kill the sheep for fun.

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            • Flatlander
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2012
              • 187

              #7
              Check out wild boars and tanerite on Google. Not really huntin but the they blowed up real good

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              • wmoebis
                Senior Member
                • Aug 1999
                • 2652

                #8
                Son shot 2 sows and a boar left for coyotes sows were cleaned up within a week. Good 2 months before they even touched the boar.

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                • hobbyfrmr
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2008
                  • 3177

                  #9
                  Make some tannerite, mount it in the middle of wet grain piles. Wait a while then let the good times roll!!!!

                  https://youtu.be/y0ss6gCPNs4

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                  • hobbyfrmr
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 3177

                    #10
                    KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE AWAY, use a gun with a scope.

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