So, all of you are saying that most of the hog's are addict to beer. LOL
And what does the cool-aid do or is it the smell of it that thay like?

I think anything with a sweet taste or strong smell would attract them. I also was told pour deisel or oil on a log or on the ground and the hogs would waller in it to keep flies and biting insects off them. I was gonna try that, then somebody asked me if I had ever skinned a hog coated in deisel or oil. Changed my mind about that one. Don't want no drunk hogs covered in oil on my ranch. Just muddy ones with cool-aid lipstick.

The kool aid also gets on coons and such...they bring the "koolaid smell" around the woods and the hogs pick up on it faster.

Dont laugh at that. I know it works.

I have a whole bunch of attractants on my webpage for sale. Too many to name.... www.razorbackoutfitters.com

I have some corn that has been souring for five months... I am afraid of getting near it.

I just take corn add water and plenty of hot sun, works great. Sometimes if I'm in a mood I use milo, that way I can also use it to bring in carp when I am want to bow fish. Store bought stuff "Hog Wild" works too, I put a pin hole in the gallon bottle and hang from a tree. It will also attract whitetails.

do carp really work? Im an avid bowfisher when its not deer and turkey season. We shoot plenty of carp and gar. Just leave the fish out?

phall2,

How'd you know I was laughing? I'm gonna send this thread to my buddy so he can read it and try it!

reed2404,

I send you a PM!

Corn & molasses works godd, but corn and an attractant called Black Gold works even better. My friend & I poured Black Goldon a tree rub, and the hogs took bites out of the bark!

Black Gold; they'll eat it, rub it, roll in it, hogs can't keep away from it!

JoeA,

Really is that so....

I'm always looking for bear bait testimonials (homemade or packaged) to add to my product line.
What else works?