Georgia hog hunt II...

[keng]

Thanks for the story. How many days did you stay?

[bill langer]

Great pics!!

[Mint]

This time of year it has to be tough hunting hogs since you I don't think oaks will be dropping until September. I would think they are feeding on grubs and tubers and any other food source they can find.

[Duker]

ENJOYED  THANKS for sharing

[BRONZ]

That was great stuff! Thanks for sharing boss!

[CRM_95]

Great pics and looks like a fun hunt!! Thanks for sharing.

[Kenny Henderson]

It was a 3-1/2 day hunt, I never saw any hogs, I heard some, but was never able to put my eyes on them. I did find the turkeys though, it makes me want to go back to enjoy some turkey hunting.

[wooddamon1]

Looks like a beautiful place to roam, great pics. Very cool that your wife likes to go along, plus she lets ya eat bacon and bacon-grease fried eggs!

[Longbowlogan]

I hunted down there about 3 or 4 years ago and I also had trouble seeing pigs. The only pigs we saw were football size pigs by themselves, we followed them for a while hoping they would lead us to some bigger pigs but it never happened. A lot of ground to cover, and plenty of hog sign down there.

[Longbowwally]

Great hunt and good story!

[RIVERWOLF]

Looks like you two had a great time .  Anytime spent out is "quality time"

Have a Uncle down Gawga ways , need to get after a hog hunt soon .  Looks like a excellent hunt , and really like the idea of spot and stalk  in that kind of terrian .

Were there many other hunters in the area ?

[Terry Green]

 this is great stuff yeah that's a little further south in Cohutta for sure. my dad and my uncle and my grandfather used to go there when I was a kid before I could hunt because there were no deer in North Georgia well there was a few but not many and I used to hear the stories but I've never been but I need to go. Thanks for posting and sharing your story.

[Jeff D. Holchin]

That's a nice WMA but not easy hog hunting.  The TBG sometimes holds member hunts there and the guys that know that place usually kill hogs there. Lots of pressure there when deer season is open, (during turkey season too) which makes those hogs mostly nocturnal, even after the deer season ends; that sign you saw was probably made at night.  Looks like you two had a good time anyway.

[maineac]

Thanks for sharing.  Hoping to take the same type of hunt once I am out of education.

[Gil Verwey]

Very nice. Thanks for posting.

Gil

[Spottedwolf]

Thanks for letting us tag along with you and you really did a great job on the pictures.

[sam barrett]

Great hunt! Thanks for sharing.