Message #134707

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TexasJ thats funny lol

1) Not very good percent... usally when you cut them they leave country.
2) Have caught them laying with barrs,boars,sows and by themselves. mostly they lay with other barrs or alone.
3) They usally bay right where they get on them, occasionally they run but not far.
4) dont have a ear mark just cut the switch off their tails. so you can still use it as a handle.
5) lots of people bob tails for identification for stand hunters.
6) Not really a way of knowing.. unless you catch alot that you've cut
7) Know a guy that told me a few years ago that they cut a boar and they caught him again the next day on another lease and they GPS'd it at 8 miles as the crow flies.
i will post some pics later,, bout to go huntin