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On an earlier post you guys talked about setting traps with diesel/motor oil and corn because this keeps out everything but the hogs. Do you guys actually mix the corn up with the diesel/oil to bait the trap or do you put them in separately? Also, do the hogs actually eat the corn if you do indeed mix it with diesel/oil. We have 5 traps set and this would help alleviate the coon, rabbit, bird problems.
 
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I have not done this personally, but have been told that the corn is mixed with the diesel. If you don't get a specific answer, I can ask a friend who has done it.
 
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take a 5 gallon bucket

fill 2/3 with corn
1 cup or 2 of diesel,

put a lid on it

roll around and shake it up

done!!

hogs eat IT!!

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Perfect. Thanks. I'll post pictures if we catch some.
 
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I would think it's probably not a good idea to eat a hog that has recently been ingesting diesel. Thoughts?
 
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Hogs will eat just about anything. Including, carion Eeker. A little diesel or used motor oil does not bother me any. If you check your traps in the morning, they will not have had time to digested the corn yet, so no problem.

I usually use burnt motor oil over the corn.

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Consider this... one cup of diesel makes over 80,000 gallons of water unfit for consumption (1.5 mg/L). Even if most of the diesel ends up hog shit, the animal is highly contaminated. I don't know what the uptake of diesel into pork tissue is, but I guarantee a cup of diesel is enough to turn toxic the meat of more than one hog. Yes, carrion is nasty. I'm sure we don't want to know what most feral hogs eat before we slaughter them. But organic hydrocarbons are poison. Food for thought...
 
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organic hydrocarbons are poison. Food for thought...


couple of thoughts:

1) "organic hydrocarbons" is redundant..hydrocarbons are organic molecules.

2)EVERYTHING is a poison, based on the dose. Even water and oxygen are toxic at high enough does levels.

3) diesel, or gasoline, make drinking water "unacceptable" at low levels because of the taste/smell, not the toxicity

4) the diesel on corn, consumed by the hog will be metabolized into other compounds before it will reach your tummy
 
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organic hydrocarbons are poison. Food for thought...


couple of thoughts:

1) "organic hydrocarbons" is redundant..hydrocarbons are organic molecules.

2)EVERYTHING is a poison, based on the dose. Even water and oxygen are toxic at high enough does levels.

3) diesel, or gasoline, make drinking water "unacceptable" at low levels because of the taste/smell, not the toxicity

4) the diesel on corn, consumed by the hog will be metabolized into other compounds before it will reach your tummy


1) Redundant. Very true.
2) True enough.
3) While that is true for some contaminants, organic standards are typically set based on health risks. There are no national drinking water standards for gas and diesel exactly (some states have them), but there are for their components and these are health-risk based.
4) Probably true, but the question is what compounds? Other organics for sure... Maybe CO2, maybe pyrene or antracene or other nasty stuff.
I'm not trying to preach to anybody. It just struck me as potentially unhealthy, and not in a european precautionary principal kinda way. Do what you think is safe... or don't. Hell, marinate your chops in mercury if it tastes good to you. Just know it might make you sick.
 
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Waterfowler,,,
true enough...

and if you plant a cerosote pole in your hog pasture, you'll find that most popular hog rubbing spot on the place....

smoking cars, mesquet wood, ALL bbq smoke are carcinogens...

pick your posion, i guess


btw, corn is WORTHLESS to deer, in fact, it leads to HIGH birth count (more twins than the local environment would otherwise support)

jeffe


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Looks like the diesel worked. Caught 8 pigs on the first try.
 
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congrats!
jeffe


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

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the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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Originally posted by Rattlesnaker:
Looks like the diesel worked. Caught 8 pigs on the first try.


The nice thing about trapping pigs. Is you can head shoot them and not ruin any of the good eating.

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Once again a good bait...caught 19 in one trap last night...a few sows and a bunch of pigs.
 
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works good!!!

like a keg of beer in an all girl college!!

jeffe


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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heres a pretty good video clip of an East Tex boar I got on an Infraread Game Cam I had set out.

East Tex Hog Video


Ray

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