Easy DIY Hog Bait | GUARANTEED to bring in wild hogs!!!

In this video we share our ultra effective, and extremely cheap way to make your own DIY Hog Bait! Wild hogs are so fun to hunt, but can be very smart, and tough to draw in. This recipe is something that they can't resist. The fermented corn, coupled with sweet flavors drives them crazy for days!

If you've ever wanted to hunt wild Texas hogs, but don't know where to start, watch here! At the end of the video, you'll see how potent of a mix this turns out to be!!! :)

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[scottsereika]

Watched your video last Fri. Made the bait Sat. Put it out yesterday at 5pm. At 3am, for the first time in 10 years that I know of, I walked out to my blind and had 8 hogs already there. As silly as this sounds, this stuff works! No questions, if and or butts! Ty fellas! - North TX hunter

[mattgunstream]

Hogs really do love strawberry. It's my mother-in-law's favorite

[woodrowpimp]

I made two buckets full… just strawberry soda, sugar, yeast, strawberry jello and corn

Poured half a bucket out at 2pm

8:30pm I had about 20+ hogs roll in

Wife and I both got one

[johnjohnson]

A friend and i used to ferment stuff like this with old beer and some cheap alcohol, then go out and dig a hole with a post hole shovel and pour it in. Later that night, the hogs would come and eat and dig and eat and dig until they got drunk and passed out. We would head out early the next morning, and there they would be passed out beside the hole. Pow Pow Pow

[jerrypauling]

This does work, 1st time I did this was over 30 years ago, It worked within 2 hours, works great also for catfish chum.

[hancockcompound]

GOOD LORD!! I was about to die watching the last bit of this !! That was great!! More and that and you will get more view for sure.

[ToyRoom]

Had to help empty a large outdoor freezer that had failed in the high summer heat. It had been setting for at least a few weeks before anyone noticed the smell. It was full of meat products, fruits and vegetables that had thawed, fermented and become juicy. The odor was like something from Hell. We completely filled a large roll-off dumpster with the contents and no one complained about the horrendous stink. Why?? We all smeared Vicks VapoRub under our noses and that easily masked the odor so we could focus on getting the job done. Give it a try!

[thompson]

Very informative, thank you! Also thanks for me almost dying from laughter at you gagging! 🤣🤣

[jamesbates]

I use an auger and pour it in the hole. Keeps em coming back for a long time. I use a 35gallin barrel. 50lbs of sugar some dark beer and yeast. About 4-5 bags of corn. Mix up everything and then add the corn. Put about 6” of water over corn so it doesn’t soak it all up. Use a bucket with holes to get it out so liquid stays and fill it back up with corn

[stevenelliott]

Just watched your video, very similar to a mix I make over here in Australia,

Corn, molasses, yeast, red cordial, water.

Very simple and effective, pretty sure it works all over main thing needed is sugar, corn and yeast

[ventureroam]

I’ll be trying this later this weekend. I’ll keep it Texas AF and throw a Lone Star beer in my mix. Good video!

[ZManOutdoors]

Y’all took my recipe!!! Haha I have a video basically making the exact same thing, it works like a charm though! Killed many hogs over it, also good for trapping them. Good video!

[oldmanadventuring]

Hey Guys,

I made this concoction earlier in the week and put it out on a Thursday morning. It was cold so it didn't ferment all the way but it still smelled ripe. Friday morning around 3:00 AM the hogs came in and ate every last bit. They kept digging and digging through the 6" hole I made until there was a trench. They then came in the next night and I was able to take one down. So, this works very well! Making a new batch (Grape flavor this time) for next weeks hunt, but this time keeping it in warmer conditions.

[croelvis]

I just mixed up your recipe and can't wait for it to start fermenting! I hope it works on the wild boars in Europe😁🐗. Thanks for the advice and I'll let you know the results! greetings from Croatia



[Kyle-gebc]

I just got stationed in Guam and am going to hunt the hogs out here… never hunted them before so decided to have a boring informational video on baiting but I was absolutely loosing my shit at the end with the gagging😂😂😂 hilarious shit guys! Happy hunting to you two

[texasyankee]

Dried molasses or cattle feed grade liquid by bulk works well. Don't waste 3 packets of yeast 1 will do and get the yeast in the jar and just use a 1tsp. Less expensive than the packets but the same stuff. Keep in refrigerator after opening. The sugar feeds the yeast, but corn is full of sugar as well.

[Alexis-rkbq]

Loved the video, you guys cracked me up pouring that concoction out haha. Also, thank you for sharing the ingredients.

[ChristopherRodriquenz]

I used cracked corn, sugar, water, yeast, and anise oil to REALLY get it strong and smelly.. after a week it as nothijg but mush, poured it on the ground and worked like a charm...

[mathewdavis-adventuresandd]

All right I'm going to give it a try. I stopped the video and went and picked up the ingredients. Not knocking the recipe at all, but being one that makes wine in 5 gallon carboys, one packet of yeast stirred in the liquid will be plenty to get it to rocking in 24 hours. I've had hogs on my small acreage (7) for the past two nights and I need something that will keep them coming in on the regular.

[grumpyboomer]

Me and the Mrs couldn’t stop laughing at your gag reflexing....