I had hog problems a year ago and found a perfect solution to get rid of the SB.
I researched on line and came up with a powerful green light to mount piggy back on my Nikon rifle scope. It has a touch switch attached to my rifle forearm to activate the green light. I also bought an additional light for hand held to spot with along with extra batteries. The extra batteries aren't needed because the original holds charge well but I like to be prepared for those unexpected things. Besides they are cheap on the bay.
The first night hunt attempt I took this badazz boar hog that was tearing up my feeders. I shot him in the neck and he dropped with a step.
I tried to hunt the rest of the sounder but they stopped coming around when I took Dad down.
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Rapid forward to this July. I figured out how to attract the others by laying down more corn. I knew they were around because of an occasional trail cam photo.
So I tried a couple times without luck. But on Monday evening last my plan worked out.
This sounder of hogs came in before dark at my surprise. I loved it and managed to take 3 out. I took two with the first shot then another on the run. Later another boar returned to check things out in the dark and I took him with the green light.
I will show the photos on the next message as they are my phone and this in my PC.