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Re: Public Land to kill Hogs
[Re: Nightwatchman]
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04/26/23 10:54 PM
04/26/23 10:54 PM
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If you have a boat, the Corp of Engineers Land on the Tombigbee between Gainesville and Boligee. I painted those property lines and those spoil areas are infested with hogs. Used to wear that place out when I was goin to school at UWA. Lot's of hogs. Surprisingly low deer numbers same here. Always did better with the deer bow hunting it. Find you a block surrounded with thick cutover and the hogs are there. We always did better with the hogs up closer to the dam better with the deer more toward epes
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