Going to try my hand at calling.

[ASHQUACK]

I have a spot where a rather large boar frequently passes by my trail camera. I believe he's headed either to a close creek to salmon fish or an apple orchard. He's completely nocturnal currently. I have a stand in the area and am thinking I may be able to sucker him in via a call. Wind is in my favor, normally. Would you guys use rabbit in distress, lost fawn or doe bleats?
And do you guys think this will be effective,  given that he is enroute to a different food source?

[highcountry_hunter]

Fawn distress man. Doesn’t matter the time of year, they come running.

[Boss .300 winmag]

If he’s in the salmon you don’t want him.🤮

[ASHQUACK]

If he’s in the salmon you don’t want him.🤮

But I do, his hide is absolutely outstanding and I dont think I'll even taste the salmon in pepperoni.

[Pathfinder101]

Heck yeah you want him.  Little Pathfinders bear this year smelled like an absolute porta potty, but he made great jerky.  LP is living off that stuff in college right now.  He's got a literal bucket of it in his dorm fridge 

[dilleytech]

Whatever you try I think the trick is be close. Make it easy for them to
Come in to check things out.

[craigapphunt]

Did you ever try calling? Any luck?

[ASHQUACK]

Did you ever try calling? Any luck?

Unfortunately I ended up this season with a nasty cold. So, hopefully he shows up next year as i will attempt then. Now that deer season is over I'm going to try calling cougars.

[pianoman9701]

@bearmanric

Bearman Ric knows calling bears like few others and he makes great calls, as well.