Boar Slop wild hog and bear bait

I’m planning on making a new batch of Boar Slop this week if anyone wants some. Brian S Strange II

This stuff is a great hog bait, but it is an even better bear bait. I spilled some on my four wheeler, and I think that is why a bear followed me to my blind on opening day of bow season this year. Where I hunt there is a short bear season, and it isn't open until December.

I just got a really big order of Boar Slop! If anyone wants any, I'm making some this week.

Anyone interested in a Brittany Spaniel pup? 11 are available. I have hunted with the sire and he is a top notch bird dog.

Okay, I just spilled some boar slop on my leg. GROSS! The scent has staying power that's for sure. Of course, that's what makes it so awesome!

I am really looking for someone to put some slop out that doesn't have bears on their property. I've had a few close encounters lately. One thing I can say is that if you want bears around, this is the stuff to use!

I just pulled the pics from my blind location. One bear and one boar hog took turns eating all I had put out the week before. By the time I got there to hunt on Saturday all of the slop was gone! The pics weren't great, but I will put some up in a little while.

I just made another batch of this nasty stuff and I can't get the stink off of my hands! Of course, that is what calls the big boars out of the swamps and thickets. Going to deliver a batch to Gwinnett tomorrow afternoon.

I have some orders this week, so I'm making a fresh batch of slop. Anyone need any? I should have some fresh pics next Sunday. I put a camera on a mineral block that was topped with a half gallon of pure Boar Slop!

I almost forgot to add the pig pics from the past week. I thought the bears on the bait might have scared some of the pigs off. But, they can't resist the smell of the slop!

I decided to put pure boar slop out without mixing it with feed. It took the first bear three hours to find it! I've also surprised that a buck and doe like eating it as well. Check out the bear with the research collar.