I checked my Swamp Ghost game camera. Had it facing an oak tree covered with a quart of Black Gold wild boar attractant. Had over 100 pics in less than 48 hours. Here are some of the best:

Cody are those game cams any good? I'm shopping for a cam,found that site but,ain't found somebody with one.Is it easy to use

I've owned a handfull of game cameras and highly recommed the "Swamp Ghost"....the guy makes them himself (small company). I like the fact that I can pull out the digital camera and use it as a regular camera.....so you are really getting a good quality digital camera and a great game camera. He has a few different models from 3.2 mexapixel to over 6 megapixel.....also has options to view pics on your TV (which I like)
They are a higher end game camera....over $400, but you get what you pay for!

I am going to try to get down there in Feb. for your meeting. Save me one.....

Cory,
thanks.

I'll be trying this product out in probably 3 places... one is at the deer lease with a camera, another is around a creek bed, no feeder, and the third, well, that's a SECERT!!

jeffe

Cory,
Got my bottle today!! was "Worried" it would be stankie!! smells kinda like berries and deisel....

jeffe

No berries or diesel in there at all...it is 100% environmentally safe.....natural product...no petroleum products

With pigs, I'd be concerned they'd chew the camera up, or bust it somehow.

You had any problems like that?

Could the case be bought without the camera and use your own??

Enjoyed the pics, thanks for sharing with us.

George

Cody, how does one go about purchasing your boar attractant?

2 of my dealers at www.inheatscents.net and www.razorbackoutfitters.com both ship over seas and should be able to get some to your country.

Thanks for the info Cody. Would you use the attractant in conjunction with a feeder? I used some of Boar Hunter Magazine's Sow in Estrus at a feeder once in Florida and I didn't see any unusual behavior -- maybe I was using it wrong.

My favorite way to use it is on the side of a tree as a rub as shown in the pics above....some dig a hole and mix it with corn or just pour it in and let it soak in the ground. If you have a feeder with a tree close by you can use it, but definately do NOT pour it in your feeder if it is a spin casting type.