Feeding hogs in the Piney Woods of North Louisiana.

I rode shotgun this morning for John Morgan Adams. He wanted to bait some hog traps with yummy stinky corn. He wants to train the hogs to enter the trap. In a week or two the traps will be set to trap any hog who enters to eat John's corn.

The traps are in a 500 acre deer lease that John participates in. The lease lies south of Arcadia along Jot-um-down Road. John wanted to bait his traps and also stop by the deer lease camp to pick up some scrap wood.

Like experienced hog hunters we stopped at Gap Farms to have a delicious sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit. They are gourmet!

John opens a gate into the lease.

Thick piney woods.

There is light at the end of the tunnel.

John baiting trap one of two.

John is walking into the location of trap two. The traps will be full of hogs soon.

Gate and road to the camp.

The fancy main building.

Pond view from the porch.

This is the location for sighting in your deer rifle.

Hello? The camp has TV?

One of the extensive collection of out buildings.

A camp boat.

John and I had a busy morning. Ready to head home. It is not easy to be a hog hunter in the piney woods of North Louisiana/