zrexpilot

has anyone heard of corn with diesel gas poured on it ?
I have, they say it works wonders.

Montana Bob

I will believe anything after a buddy told me to spray my fishing bait with WD-40 and I'll be damned if I didn't out fish my other buddies with this technique.

furgitter

Oh yea that wd trick works dont it? I saw it for the first time about 8-9 yrs ago and that dude was slamming cats when nobody had action.

zrexpilot

When I was a kid we would go visit relatives , they lived way down south of Texas in the Valley, nothing but crops down their. There were irrigation canals everywhere. I would fish the canals with my cousins and they would use bars of soap for catfish bait. We would do troutlines and catch big cats by the truckload on soap.

Rebel Hog

RE: ALL NEW WILD HOG ATTRACTA ..

Texas Hog Hunter

Yes, I have heard of Taking a five gallon bucket, filling it with corn, pouring a package of rasberry jello on top of it then a quart of diesel or kerosene in the bucket. You can pour it on the ground, and the hogs will find it, dig a hole and pour it in, or put the lid on the bucket and drill a few holes so the corn will come out and the hogs will push it all over the place. You probably should secure the bucket with a chain so it doesn't end up on you neighbors land though.

Illuminaughty

All I ever use is either Hog Wild or Pig Out mixed in a feeder with corn. They go crazy for that stuff....Last year they tore down one of my feeders to get to it.

JoeA

Black Gold is a great one. Another good one is some stuff called Grim Reaper.

swamp rooster

dangitthat sounds fun ,,we havent got any hogs here in west tn ,,but i sure would love to hunt em ,,

tfransi

I am new here and have just recently started hunting hogs on a regular basis. I have been using corn with Hog Wild but after reading other ways to bring them in I am ready to get back to the woods to try them. I may be asking a very dumb question but someone said they have put carpet on a tree and soaked it with diesel and this brought them in. Is this the same diesel gas I can buy at the local gas stations???? If so, how often do you have to go back and pour more on the carpet? I would like to know more specifics on this technique. Thanks!