Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
10-15-2007, 01:37 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Location: Texas
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Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
I got a place to hunt this year that not 5 miles from my house, I dont know what kind of game is around but see hog tracks, I figured that would at least be fun. set up a feeder and game cam, no activity for a week or more and then these guys and some turkey started coming in, got 23 pics in 2 days of these guys, no pigs yet but there is so much food right now I dont think theyre having to look far, I'll keep it running and see what happens when it starts getting cold. Havent seen any deer sign but there has to be some. Well wait and see.
10-15-2007, 04:39 PM
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Spike
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RE: Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
Javelina are cool animals in my opinion though deer do not seem to want to be around them which gives them a black mark if they are at a feeder. If you are going to huntnear the feeder is for deer andyou happen to know where the Javelinaare approaching your feeder from, broadcast some corn on the ground some distance from the feederwhere the Javelinawill find it first and hopefullythat will let your deer come to your feeder without being disturbed.
10-16-2007, 02:26 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
I grew up in South S.A. between Flores Rd. and Plesanton Rd... I used to fish the river and play at Bergs Mill... Lot of good memories there. I still miss it.
10-16-2007, 05:42 PM
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2007
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RE: Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
Must be nice to have that not 5 miles from home!
I stalked a pair with a couple of babies a few years ago. Mid day at the feeder not 80 yds from the ranch house door. Took some shots and back out real easy.
They make a lot of noise chomping on corn. Kinda cool to just sit back and watch.
I stalked a pair with a couple of babies a few years ago. Mid day at the feeder not 80 yds from the ranch house door. Took some shots and back out real easy.
They make a lot of noise chomping on corn. Kinda cool to just sit back and watch.
10-16-2007, 06:42 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
A friend of mine caught a little piglet out in West Texas. He didn't hold on to it very long he found out they had teeth and could twist around almost 180 degrees. It was funny watching him trying to get rid of it.
10-16-2007, 07:39 PM
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Spike
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RE: Mr and Ms. chatter teeth with baby chatter tooth
JeffS, that's a funny story. Where I've hunted in Mexico it was fairly common fora Mexicancowboy's familyto have a pet Javelina. They make great "watch dogs" and will attack anyone that happens to come into the yard and yet never seem to bother the family's children. Personally I'd not trust one.