Now that Eastern PA has become the "new rain forest" of the US I have adapted. If you don't mind getting soaking wet or risk being struck by lighting or washed away by a flash flood some of the best ghog hunting I've ever experienced is after a heavy rain.
I've experience these hunting conditions with some success before but these last few weeks have been special with all the nasty wet weather we've been having. Besides, I had to get out of the house before the wife found more things for me to do.
Anyway, I saw hogs boys all over the place this week, in places I didn't even know they were after a heavy rain showers. I got four on Monday in a field that thought was hunted out but went there anyway since it was cut. Tuesday another great wet day, got three in a adjacent field, missed one too. They don't call me the Ground Hog Man for nothing!
I've experience these hunting conditions with some success before but these last few weeks have been special with all the nasty wet weather we've been having. Besides, I had to get out of the house before the wife found more things for me to do.
Anyway, I saw hogs boys all over the place this week, in places I didn't even know they were after a heavy rain showers. I got four on Monday in a field that thought was hunted out but went there anyway since it was cut. Tuesday another great wet day, got three in a adjacent field, missed one too. They don't call me the Ground Hog Man for nothing!
