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Hogs and piglets finally show up on the camera. I think they have been here just avoiding the cameras, with the help of the cattle moving the cameras.

Hogs, Hogs, and more Hogs, and one little piggy two little piglets.

In this video you see a cow walk toward the trap/fence. If you look at the area behind the cedar tree between it and the cow I can see at least one hog back there. The individual cows do not bother the hogs, but when they are in a herd the pigs tend to keep clear. There are a few of the cattle that will bum rush the hogs,

As the title states hogs and piglets scarfing up the sour mash corn. They seem to be able to smell the sour corn with jello, soda, and molasses for a great distance.

Hogs and piglets in the fence eating soured corn. Just waiting to be placed on the barque grill.

Piglets soo small they slip right thru the cattle panels. I am guessing we need to add some fence with smaller holes, or better panels.

The trap/fence is mainly in place to keep the cattle that utilize the property from eating the wildlife feed and corn. The trap door has not been sprung as of yet.

The trap/fence is mainly in place to keep the cattle that utilize the property from eating the wildlife feed and corn. The trap door has not been sprung as of yet.

The trap/fence is mainly in place to keep the cattle that utilize the property from eating the wildlife feed and corn. The trap door has not been sprung as of yet. Also