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  • bld0121
    Junior Member
    • May 2009
    • 92

    Calling Hogs

    Hello Everyone,

    I'm about to get my hunting license in January for the first time and I've been researching hog hunting. I've read from a variety of sources online about the relatively ineffective results from calling hogs with grunts, squeals, and other pig sounds. What I'm curious about, but couldn't find any info about, relates to what I have read that hogs will eat rattlesnakes and anecdotal evidence that a hog will come running to the sound of a rattler rattling. This got me thinking, "Could you use a recording of a rattlesnake, or create your own rattlesnake call, to draw hogs out of deep cover into the open where you've got a clear shot?"

    Am I way out of left-field thinking about this? I doubt this would work in the winter when snakes are holed-up for the winter, but could be plausable in the spring as the days start heating up. Has anyone here with experience hunting hogs and/or predators ever heard of, or tried, using a rattlesnake call to take hogs?

    thanks in advance for your opinions (and hopefully lack of blasting me for what may be an odd-ball question).
  • #2
    Mstnpete
    Veteran Member
    • Jul 2006
    • 4039

    PM Sent

    More natural on hogs.
    Last edited by Mstnpete; 12-29-2010, 10:16 AM.
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    • #3
      Howie44
      C3 Specialist
      CGN Contributor - Lifetime
      • Sep 2002
      • 2005

      Try this. Helped me get the one below in the attatchment to come onto the property. The ranch owner uses it too, and has been sucessfull as well with it.

      Last edited by Howie44; 07-26-2011, 2:39 AM.

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      • #4
        jabell
        Member
        • Jul 2009
        • 319

        I like the way you think..........

        I've been trying lately to call hogs & i like that idea. I've always heard they will eat a rattler so why not. If it actually works I doubt they are thinking snakes should not be out this time of year, it's a trap.
        check your pm.
        Jeff

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        • #5
          portegee
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2009
          • 630

          I could be wrong but I don't think you can use a electric caller on pigs
          Originally posted by ewarmour
          You are a fool.

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          • #6
            5shot
            Senior Member
            • May 2008
            • 1264

            Originally posted by portegee
            I could be wrong but I don't think you can use a electric caller on pigs
            Yep, can't use electronic callers on game animals.
            John Bishop
            Member: NRA Life, CRPA, WEGC

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            • #7
              Shoot-it
              Calguns Addict
              • Dec 2005
              • 5165

              You can be calling coyote's and a pig just so happens to pass by
              Originally Posted by olhunter View Post
              I prefer to not mount the fat ones.
              Nice racks are much better. You can grab both sides of the rack to help stabilize while mounting.
              ProShooter's
              You'd never guess that human beings are apex predators reading some of the weepy vaginas in this thread, it's a moose people, who cares.

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              • #8
                5shot
                Senior Member
                • May 2008
                • 1264

                Originally posted by Shoot-it
                You can be calling coyote's and a pig just so happens to pass by
                Yea, you'd be surprised what will come into a coyote call. Everything from house cats to dairy cows. Somethings hungry, others just curious.
                John Bishop
                Member: NRA Life, CRPA, WEGC

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                • #9
                  Shoot-it
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 5165

                  I really hate when cattle come in and block my squirrel shoot's that is the worse.
                  Originally Posted by olhunter View Post
                  I prefer to not mount the fat ones.
                  Nice racks are much better. You can grab both sides of the rack to help stabilize while mounting.
                  ProShooter's
                  You'd never guess that human beings are apex predators reading some of the weepy vaginas in this thread, it's a moose people, who cares.

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