Porcus Hogrelius

#0031In the previous installment, I reported two hogs shot. Resuming the narrative the following day.My walk through pasture revealed this as seen in the attached photo.This would have been last night’s pig, the smaller one I’m thinking.Porcus HogreliusMake Yourself a Better Hog Hunter

#0030Inspection Sunday afternoon showed that the hogs had wiggled through a gap in the Maginot Line Saturday night between the two cameras locations. Others confirmed additional damage to the city property.The “East” camera was moved to the new crossing along with the bait.At 2230, the alarm sounded showing pigs at the camera and on city… Continue reading Action Resumes

#0029The Maginot Line along the north border of the city did its job again last night.Following the deterrent work on Tuesday night, the enemy to the north did not make any attempts to enter our city.Porcus HogreliusMake Yourself a Better Hog Hunter

#0028Overnight no calls. This morning confirmed that bait had not been touched, cameras functional, no new damage to city property.Monitoring continues.My goal is to keep the feral hogs off city property.Continued success.Porcus HogreliusMake Yourself a Better Hog Hunter

#0027Continuing this account of suburban feral hog control. The story resumes after cameras and bait in place.As additional background, the feral hogs began their destruction of the city soccer field after considerable late summer rain softened the soil. During a normal Texas summer, our clay soil become as hard as a rock. The rains came… Continue reading Early Success in Suburban Feral Hog Control