Hahaha during the Porky-rut

How do you do it? Is it as easy as walking around in the trees until you happen to come across one? I'm thinking of doing a central Nebraska porcupine hunt with my boys this winter (if I can convince them to do some cold weather camping). I hear they're around the broken bow area. I assume it's just a matter of finding sign, and keeping an eye out? I hear they're pretty slow and stupid.

Looking at that picture and I can smell it. Can see a coyote or cat set with urine destroyed, and anything salty chewed on. Dogs, cows and horses with quills that need pulled. Only good thing about lions, they love to eat them, so not many porkies left around here.

I have had my best luck with 2-4 decoys and a commercially made call.

i did porky control work for timber companies for a number of years. I would drive timber roads at night and jump out and shoot them. My Ruger MK II got a good work out. I was not unusual to empty a clip in one. They seemed to be quite active during breeding season, which in Oregon was late August and Sept. I occasionally saw porky's in the day light, but it was unusual.

I like to use bait. The best bait I have found is plywood.

P.S. T1-11 will work in a pinch.