Velvet
by Mbrock. 04/28/24 09:16 PM
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42 registered members (AU coonhunter, BentBarrel, Mulcher, 4Tigers, MountainTopHunter, FastXD, JohnG, Ten37, Mmiller, desertdog, FreeStateHunter, jawbone, gradythemachine, TexasHuntress, MC21, hunterturf, Cactus_buck, Whild_Bill, Longtine, hue, ShaftOne, sappsman, Jotjackson, hillmp, Jmkiper, rwh1, 3blades, trlrdrdave, quickshot, BCLC, CatHeadBiscuit, UARandy3, jaydub12, jake5050, Uokman2014, laylandad, Turkeyneck78, 380jeff, 4 invisible),
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Re: Hog gates
[Re: ElkHunter]
#2180584
07/31/17 05:54 AM
07/31/17 05:54 AM
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Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 2,445
Highland Home, Al
Squadron77
10 point
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10 point
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 2,445
Highland Home, Al
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The two most important parts of a good drop down hog gate are width and no threshold to step on or over.
Our gates are 8 ft wide and have a buried threshold.
Look at the Jager Pro trapping equipment online. Barry is right on the buried threshold. I never seem to catch any of the bigger older hogs.
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