Well Mr. Twister just my opinion, but a lot depends on weather and what terrain your hunting. For example if temp is over 90 deg I'd stay closer to wet muddy areas and any thick shady brush. To beat the heat arrive well before sun-up and set up where you know hogs are coming in and out to feed and bed( hogs are a lot like deer in that when its hot they jus plain don't move, their nocturnal pretty much anyways) in Oklahoma it is legal to bait so up your ante and throw some sweetcorn or something out they'll eat anything!! Evenings seem to be when I see most of my movement around here! Hope I helped you a lil. Any more questions just ask buddy! Good luck.
Subject: phantom HAWGS 
July 11th 2009, 1:06 pm
