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Hogs have a complex hierarchical social structure that begins as young as one week old. A hog's sense of smell is among the strongest of all animals. They can smell odors 5-7 miles away and up to 25 feet underground. Needless to say, odors play a huge role in their lives and their social structure. Hogs seek out strong and dominating odors. They wallow in these strong smells to help advance their social standing. After nine independent scientific studies across three continents, Pig Oil has emerged as the most powerful hog attractant known to man. It is so strong, that hogs can smell just a few molecules of Pig Oil in over a billion molecules of air. It is simple to attract hogs, just pour Pig Oil on a tree or rubbing post near your blind or stand and attract hogs for miles. Also great as a trap lure, Pig Oil will keep hogs coming week after week. Hogs will come to rub on the application site night after night. They just can't resist the smell.
Thick and Sticky, No water or Cutting
Pig Oil is the real deal, no water added. When you use Pig Oil you're telling the hogs that you mean business. Most attractants wear off or wash away after just a couple of nights, not Pig Oil. Pig Oil will soak into the trees or posts and keep driving the hogs back for weeks on end.
Hog Party
Like Catnip for pigs. Hogs don't just like the stuff, they need it. Once they've found a tree with Pig Oil on it, they'll remember it for years. Their daily (or nightly!) stop to get a good rub in will become as reliable as a rooster's wake up call. All you have to do is set up your favorite tree, put a trail camera on it, and find out when that monster is coming in for a rub. It's that easy.
Elusive Wildlife Technologies, Experts in Hunting After Sundown
Every bottle of Pig Oil is packed with 32 FL OZ of potent concentrate and the pigs just can't get enough. We recommend using half of the bottle on a tree for the first application, then drizzle a few drops between where you know the pigs wander through to the tree. After a week or two give the tree a refresh to help it really soak in, or use the rest of the bottle to set up another location!
Not just for hogs!
Wildlife other than hogs are also attracted to Pig Oil! Everything from foxes, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, and deer have all been caught getting a sniff, rub, or lick of Pig Oil!
Elusive Wildlife Technologies started in 2003 with a mission to bring new and innovative products to the outdoor industry. However, we did not want to be just another outdoor company. We wanted to make a positive impact on the world around us. Every decision we make is shaped by our core values.
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Wade Stockstill
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
Did not have any luck while using it
JR
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
Used this and man does it smell so I think it might do a decent job just not sure as I didn’t see it attract any pigs. Not saying it doesn’t work but not saying it does either
C Bryant
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2021
I have about 7-8 hogs that are consistently in my meadow. Soaked the tree right next to the feeder with this from, the hogs didn’t even notice it. The only reason I gave it two stars is because they did disclose that it would not work for every hog.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2021
I made the mistake of believing the product sales pitch and spent 75 bucks on 3 bottles, went to Oklahoma for a week and sat in numerous spots where I put this product out and the hogs would not come in to it or have anything to do with it. I bought corn, Kool aid, beer, and some other items and I made a mixture of it that I put out and they would eat the corn mixture I made and not do anything with this product. It smells like it's just rotten bbq sauce. It's definitely not worth 25 dollars a bottle. Wish I could get my money back. Along with the time spent sitting over it maybe I would have gotten a hog on my trip.
David
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2020
The first time I used this stuff (about 4 or 5 years ago) it had a ranker, stronger smell to it.It was almost like a catfish stinkbait smell. And it worked. Well I spent my $25 on a bottle last week with great anticipation of using this to set up my son and I's first hog hunt together.Opened the bottle and I'll be damned if it didnt smell like soy sauce and molasses.Very disappointing. I paid $25 for bottle of rank s*** and got a bottle of soy sauce.Not saying it wont work. Just saying its not the same stuff (to me) as before. And its not all I use. I also make homemade corn bait in buckets and use a pig pipe. Its just that the Pig Oil was always the "kicker" in my set ups.Thats my review.
Jennifer
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2019
Within a few days the hogs were all on the tree we poured it down.....This will work for you ! Get some asap, if you want to kill big boars. Ive seen them rub it until its all gone, multiple hogs on one spot. I saw Elusive at the wildlife expo in Houston and I was sold. The owner also mentioned that you want to pour this oil maybe 5 ft up on the tree and let it roll down. This will help get the scent in the air.....I will be uploading pictures to their Facebook page soon
Greg Hawker
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2019
I hunt a lot of public land here in central Fl mostly water management areas and I use this stuff whenever I setup. It’s so easy to apply and it gets them in fast. I’ve been in the stand and watched them come in and fight over the tree it’s on. They get up on it and scratch themselves all over the pig oil. I’ve used other attractants but nothing works as fast as this does. This hog in the pics was in within a day of applying it to the tree. Hands down the best attractant for wild hogs.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2018
I have used Pig Oil for the past year now and can say it definitely works. If there are hogs around they will be attracted by the smell. I soak a rag with Pig Oil and wrap it around a tree as far as I can reach so the wind will catch the smell and draw the hogs. I also paint some Pig Oil on several tree trunks 2-3 feet off the ground. Hogs are very nomadic and it may take several days before they show up. When they do show up they will rub the bark off the trees. I have had very good success with Pig Oil and will continue to use it.
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