String Tracker for Hogs (pics now added)

[TexasStick81]

Thanks Curtis, I've got a good idea where they are hanging in the day time.  Prob is this is about 100 acres and I really can't still hunt them because it's right on the fence line, I'm pretty much limited to hunting this and one other tripod.  I love the thumb tac idea, there are so many of those dang coons, shot one off the feeder last time out.  I was pretty proud of that shot to be honest but then I've got an arrow on the ground that smells so I hate to do it when hunting.  

Still trying to figure out how to attach the string, my BH's are glued in on adapters.  Thoughts?

[Brent Hill]

Thanks Curtis, I can't wait to see my baby.  
 About attaching the string tracker, I can try to track down that article for you that guru wrote if you want it.  PM me a fax number or place to send it if you are interested.

[Chester Thompson]

Those hogs need an arrow thru them, when can I join you for that? Hahahaha

[beachbowhunter]

You ain't kidding that's a fat hog!

[Marvin M.]

Try this.

  Thread about String Trackers  

I found this one to be helpful with lots of info about string trackers and how to set them up.

Curtis, you are a constant source of info.  I learn something new every time you post.  Wish I had had a string tracker for my SC hunt last month.  Would have caused me a lot less stress and grief.

Marvin

[NorthernCaliforniaHunter]

SUUUUUUEEEEEEEEYYYY!!!!

Now that thar is one FAT hawg! Good lordy.

[TexasStick81]

Well it doesn't look like the string tracker will arrive here on time so ifi can't find one local by tomorrow I'll have to give it a go without it.  I'll keep you guys posted.

It is a fat pig cause he stays there all night eating my corn.  I think I enjoy hunting pigs as much as deer but it seems like each summer I have a big boar move in and just hang around the feeder and then all the deer disappear.  I have to shoot him so the deer will come back!

[Brent Hill]

I'm in Denton Tx.   If you are close by, you can come by the office and pick a unti up and try it out.  Hill and Hill atorneys at law, 940-367-1820.