Hit the pali at sunrise or right before sunset a day after it rains. Move real slow and keep your ears tuned for weird noises, and if the wind is right you can smell them too. Guava and Java Plum are pig favorites. I have had the best luck sitting on guava and plum, or still hunting near the stream where the sound of the moving water covers your noise through the leaves and bamboo. I don't live there anymore or I would take you, but I used to hunt the pali a fair amount and Had a reasonable success rate.
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