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by Turkeyneck78 - 05/13/25 05:16 PM
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Joined: Apr 2002
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Mbrock or anyone else please respond
Can we bait a pig trap during Turkey season?
Thanks!!
"It's not how hard you can hit, it's how hard you can get hit and keep going" Rocky Balboa
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Fancy
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I’m not qualified to speak on that any longer. I’m not with DCNR any longer.
But, during turkey season, if you’re going to be turkey hunting the property, you’d need to be very cautious.
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So corn Bad
What about pig attractant and jello and such??
Don’t see Turkey being baited by jello
Or syrup or anything but corn??
"It's not how hard you can hit, it's how hard you can get hit and keep going" Rocky Balboa
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Fancy
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Anything you would use for hogs that’s not an attractant to turkeys would be fine.
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Check the hog forum it’s been talked about. Use catfish cheese
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This very question was posed to a wildlife officer last week. Any bait used in a hog trap that a turkey would eat, you would open yourself up for a ticket and your property being shut down for 10 days after all of the bait was gone. At least that is what I was told.
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Footbsll Bat PSYOPS
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Soured corn or mash trailings from a still run buried in the ground for them to root. Worked great for our traps. Never seen a deer or turkey interested in it.
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I used to mix a small amount of diesel with my corn for hog traps. For some reason hogs are attracted to it, but the other critters leave it alone. I also had a deal with the small town grocer where I could have all his spoiled fruit for a very good price.
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I’m not qualified to speak on that any longer. I’m not with DCNR any longer.
But, during turkey season, if you’re going to be turkey hunting the property, you’d need to be very cautious. Wow...No longer with DCNR? Youre kidding me? I thought you were a Big Govt man toeing Chuckies line....LOL
Last edited by Here4fun; 03/17/22 09:03 PM.
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Bet you got some kind of desk job now? Polishing a seat with your behind? Bet you decided to become a teacher or something? Teaching biology, the "Dominant Gobbler Theory" OR all about CWD and eliminating deer...to save deer?  Well if you ever want to do some work with a Top Notch deer and land manager I know a fella..looking for a good guy who knows deer, tractors, herbicides , and isnt afraid of hard work! I might could maybe hook you up.  But leave that "Dominant Gobbler Theory " BS and all the "killing all the deer is great for the herd" nonsense down there in Montgomery with Chuckie and the gang.
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Darn..Am I the only one interested in just what Mbrock is doing since he left the stae?
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