The Best Hog Attractant | Root Beer Corn Float! DIY

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The best hog attractant starts with corn but it's the secondary ingredients that really create the extra draw. A wild hog's greatest senses are their smell and hearing but don't forget about their amazing sense of taste! Wild hogs can be habitually creatures returning to the same bait area around the same time every day...that is until they are disrupted. Wild hog hunters take advantage of a hog's sense of taste to create that habitual pattern of returning day after day.
It is a well known fact that hogs love corn, they love sour, and they love sweet. That's why the "Root Beer Corn Float" is so effective because it hits all three at once. This is an easy hog bait recipe because you don't have to wait for days for the corn to sour. The milk sours quickly in the heat and creates a sour smell that attract hogs all while keeping other wildlife (like deer) away because they don't like soured corn. The final ingredient of the hog bait recipe is the Root Beer! This is a natural add because Root Beer is actually made from a root which comes from the ground and fits right into the hog's natural diet (they eat everything, even roots!). The sweetness and smell of Root Beer makes this one of the best wild hog baits out there.
In 4 simple steps you can create the best hog attractant for your hunting area:
Step #1- Dig a 3 foot hole with a post hole digger (deeper is ok!)
Step #2- Fill it full of fresh corn (no need to pre-sour)
Step #3- Pour the fresh milk over the corn
Step #4- Pour two cans of Root Beer over the milk and corn
This simple hog bait recipe contains all the ingredients to make the best hog attractant or hog bait. Good luck with you hog hunting and let us know if you give this wild hog bait recipe a try!
God Bless,
Steve
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[@SanPatricio323]

This recipe worked great for me over the weekend. Multiple shoots, multiple nights, and they just kept coming back for more. I've never had them keep coming back after being shot at, but this was like crack to them.Will definitely be using this again on future hunts! Thanks!

[@TheHandyHunter]

Man that’s great feedback! Glad it worked our for you! Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing!

[@livingproof9622]

Does it have to be root beer, can it be coke or Dr Pepper? Bought 50 pounds of corn today.

[@TheHandyHunter]

I like root beer but they just want something sweet so you should be fine with either. Good luck!

[@kent1626]

I used strawberry soda because it had more grams of sugar than root beer. The hogs slammed it for a month straight.

[@TheHandyHunter]

Thanks for sharing! They love sugar for sure!

[@DB-fj2rt]

Am I the only one that noticed the fart noise 😂

[@jodieshuff6988]

I do something similar. I buy a couple of 1/2 gallons of buttermilk and leave it out for a week or two to spoil. Then dig the hole and pour the corn in then pour the buttermilk on top of the corn. Cover the corn with a with thin layer of soil. They love it.

[@TheHandyHunter]

Thanks for the tip! I will try it as I’ve often wondered if buttermilk might be a good/better choice. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@henryian]

@@TheHandyHunter your recipe sounds very good to me. Ill let you know in the next couple of weeks.

[@demulatowiththeheat7664]

The fart 😂😂🤣

[@Aedob4]

I made it here in Hungary/Europe. I bait a totaly new spot to see how good is this receipe. First night I had a nice hog on it, he even laid down to eat! :) Then next day I had him back and plus 3 deers. The deers came every day after, but not the keiler! Maybe next time I make a deep hole for it! Happy New Year and successful hunting for everybody!!!!!!

[@TheHandyHunter]

Man, that’s great news! You know a hog likes it when he lays down next to it! Good luck and keep the reports coming! Happy New Year!

[@Spyros_Mazarakis]

Hello, where did you found root beer in Europe? Did you use something else maybe, such as strawberry juice?

[@chloezumbrun2238]

I’ve never been so delighted and bewildered

[@georgeplanet997]

This really worked for me within 24hrs ATTRACTED A MONSTER BOAR.!!!😁🤙⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐YALL NEED TO TRY THIS.!!!

[@TheHandyHunter]

That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing your success! Send me a pic if you have one!

[@onelifeanglers1987]

The Handy Hunter video is on my channel bro. Great turn out!

[@TheHandyHunter]

Just watched it! That’s awesome man! That’s a huge boar!!! Thanks for sharing. I think I’ll double up on the rootbeer too!

[@georgeplanet997]

@@TheHandyHunter thank you for sharing your recipe🏆🐖⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.

[@TexasBowHunter]

Holy smokes! Looks like it was all gone within 2 days! Great video.

[@TheHandyHunter]

It lasted quite a long time because they will keep coming back even after the hole is empty. They can smell the residue for a long time after it soaks into the dirt. I filled the hole twice and it kept the hogs coming back for months. I have even more pictures that aren’t in the video! Take care brother!

[@jsal849]

I probably would have done it in a bucket first to let the milk and root beer absorbed into the corn and let it sit for a few days and then dump it in the hole . But Ill have to try that recipe

[@TheHandyHunter]

Give it a shot. I’ve heard it works even better if you use buttermilk instead if regular milk.

[@kawikidd_0838]

I caught nine in my trap recently its incredible and I havent noticed any trap sensitivity.

[@TheHandyHunter]

That’s awesome! What kind of trap are you using? Great job!

[@HablaConOwens]

I dont understand it but im with you all the way :)

[@adandavilamusic]

Never tried the root beer. Gonna have to try that one.

[@TheHandyHunter]

Give it a shot! Always fun to try something new! Good luck👍

[@bshadrick]

That Corey Booker's family reunion???

[@AznKhmyboy]

I am from Tik Tok

[@bowfishingfalcon1162]

That's pretty cool, gonna have to try it on our lease 👍

[@jessebenham6562]

Does this come turnkey with the 3' hole already dug?

[@TheCW284]

Me and my dad did this except with sweet tea sugar and water. They made a gigantic crater 4-5 feet wide.

[@TheHandyHunter]

They love sugar! Keep it up!!

[@THESPORTINGCAMP]

Hello, Very interesting mixture. Are all those pictures from that same filling or from several refills? I am going to try this. 🤝👍🐗

[@TheHandyHunter]

All from the same filling but they keep coming after it’s empty due to the remaining smell.

[@THESPORTINGCAMP]

@@TheHandyHunter Thanks for the informative video. Always looking to try new techniques to keep the hogs around longer.

[@gunboom]

We just pour Diesel Fuel on the Corn and catch just as many as any other bait.

[@nurullahkaratas406]

Harika bir video, kök bira yerine normal bira kullansam sonuç alabilirmiyim. Bu arada süt tazemi ç

[@TheHandyHunter]

They like root beer because it’s sweet and the milk is fresh but not for long. Its a sweet and sour snack…lol

[@tanandtrent]

On average how long would you say the corn lasts? I saw you mention the scent keeps em coming back, but I was just curious as I just joined a hunting club and am wondering how often I will have to refill it.

[@TheHandyHunter]

Hard to say because it depends on your hog density. It could last a day or several weeks. You could always do multiple holes and make them as deep as possible. Try to make it hard for them to get but they will still be able to smell it for a long time. Just have fun with some experiments and a trail cam! Good luck!

[@tanandtrent]

@@TheHandyHunter 10-4. Appreciate the response and the video!

[@derekutley3614]

My gf and I and our friends are heading to Texas in two weeks for our yearly hog hunting trip. We’re DEFINITELY going to try this!

[@TheHandyHunter]

Awesome! Good luck and let me know how it goes!

[@derekutley3614]

@@TheHandyHunter We did ok, killed 17 pigs lol

[@TheHandyHunter]

Awesome! Way to go! Thanks for the update!

[@derekutley3614]

@@TheHandyHunter Yes sir!

[@connorhamers3344]

Nice trail cam pics. Are you gonna crow hunt this year once season opens up?

[@TheHandyHunter]

Thank you...yes, we always throw in some crow hunting when the season opens. Good luck and have fun!

[@georgeplanet997]

I gots to try this👍

[@TheHandyHunter]

Give it a shot and let me know how it works out!

[@dimitristripakis7364]

Wonderful! Do you have any idea, from how far they can be attracted by this ?

[@TheHandyHunter]

It’s really hard to say but if they are in the area they can pick up the scent from a long ways…my guess is probably 200yrds or more depending on wind, etc. hope that helps.

[@citizenresponse]

Im gonna put this out tomorrow afternoon think they will be there the night after that? lots of hog activity in the area I hunt but cant get em to come to the feeder

[@TheHandyHunter]

Hard to say but it usually doesn’t take them long and once they do they’ll keep coming back! Be patient and you will get them to come in...just a matter of time! Good luck!

[@citizenresponse]

@@TheHandyHunter Thanks boss I'll let you know how long it took em to come in. I have no doubt it will work!

[@citizenresponse]

@@TheHandyHunter I took em two nights to find the hole. I've got a stealth cam so I can see when theyre there; they have been on that thing literally all night! I hope it keeps em coming till this weekend, I can't hunt this week cause I have 2 tests

[@TheHandyHunter]

Awesome!! They’ll keep coming back long after the corn is gone because they can still smell it for weeks. Good luck and shoot me some pics so I can post on our community [e-mail]

[@citizenresponse]

@@TheHandyHunter For sure. I'll get some pics compiled from the cam (and hopefully dead pigs) and send em over

[@christiansanchez7026]

Tried a couple times always went back to the corn dry and and wouldnt smell sour????? Anytips its like the ground soaked everyrhing up before the corn did

[@TheHandyHunter]

It’s ok if the ground soaks it up because it will leave residual smell for weeks. I don’t find that they need to have it sour but the milk will definitely turn sour in the ground. I’ve heard people having better luck with buttermilk over regular milk. Give that a try. Good luck!

[@christiansanchez7026]

Awesome I appreciate it I'm headed to my property right now actually noticed one of the holes I had dug originally was tossed up when i checked yesterday got me excited enough to set some more today

[@tttrevin]

Was that from one application or several?

[@TheHandyHunter]

That was from one. They will keep coming even after its empty because of the smell. Good luck!

[@payoloscovknorris6596]

Nice.. how many days lasts + - ?

[@TheHandyHunter]

It really depends on hog activity. Keep in mind they will come back even after it’s gone because of the lingering smell. If you keep using the same hole it gets better and better.

[@eliphillips1689]

What county are y’all in? I hunt South Georgia as well.

[@TheHandyHunter]

We are in Dooly...lots of hogs in our area

[@Aedob4]

Anybody from Europe tried this receipe?

[@armija]

I did, slightly different and it works. I put corn in bucket and mix it with beer, after that I leave it on the sun for couple of days just mind to poke some holes cuz a bucket exploded once on me, after it starts to smell kinda strong I do similar thing just I do not dig hole, but use metal pole and hammer and make several smaler but deep holes where I pour that mixture. Wild boars smelled it first time literally 5 hours after I made it, they turned all that land around and digg like 60cm deep trench where those holes were, I repeated process once more and last summer I harvested like 6 boars at that spot, they kept coming...

[@TheHandyHunter]

Thanks for sharing! This is great info to know!

[@gerardoalejandroortizvelaz4222]

What kind of light use?

[@TheHandyHunter]

I don’t use a light, only nightvision on rifles

[@markoelektricity2763]

What is the name of this song?

[@TheHandyHunter]

Not sure...wish I could help

[@quiet-wolf]

How long would it last?

[@TheHandyHunter]

It really depends on hog activity but it can last a couple weeks and then even longer do to the lingering smell. You can also dig the hole deeper if you want which makes it harder to get to the bottom.

[@quiet-wolf]

@@TheHandyHunter ok. I have hogs coming in once in a while and want them to come back so I can hunt them. So I'm looking for a option to keep them on the land

[@docholiday9786]

Did I hear a queef at 1:42?

[@TheHandyHunter]

Yes sir...I think that hog ate too much sour corn!

[@francocicalese6734]

Qualcuno mi puoi dire la ricetta se ho capito bene e mais con l'aggiunta di latte e Birra...OPPURE COCA COLA.?GRAZIE IN ANTICIPO

[@TheHandyHunter]

Corn, milk, and root beer!

[@francocicalese6734]

Grazie mille...🥰

[@southsomersetferretersfiel5202]

Interesting video , check out how we do things in the uk from my videos , no hogs but plenty of other animals

[@lbriant48]

Lol

[@robertcaudill1660]

How long before the hogs showed after you left?

[@TheHandyHunter]

That day but keep in mind that we have a lot of hogs around and they can smell this far away. Doesn’t take those scavengers long to find anything! Nice thing is you don’t have to pre-sour the corn. The milk does that for you and if you get any rain that helps too. Just a really easy way to draw hogs without a lot of work. Thanks for watching!

[@russbolton947]

@@TheHandyHunter I have an old boar hog that only likes to move at night.....I'm going to try this and see if I can get him to slip up at dawn or dusk. Thanks for sharing

[@TheHandyHunter]

Awesome! Those old boars are smart and can be frustrating. Have you tried a tube caller to see if you can get him out? When u get him shoot me a pic and I will post him on our community board. Happy Thankgiving!

[@russbolton947]

@@TheHandyHunter Will do! Happy Thanksgiving!!

[@georgeplanet997]

@@russbolton947 check out one life angler channel recipe really works for monster boar

[@mroliveira5509]

Tik tok ?