I have had the same problem with 2 large hogs in the feeding station at the same time. One hog blocked the entrance and wouldn’t let another in. On another occasion after a fight one curled up against the entrance/exit hole and wouldn’t let the other out. On two occasions I found droppings in the feeding station which seemed to indicate a marking of territory or panic. Normally there are no droppings inside the station. After a bit of persuasion my handy husband agreed to build another feeding station with a new design of two entrances (one at each end). So far no hogs are using this but it’s only been there for 2 nights. Should I put it near the other station? At present it’s in another area of the garden but I know the hogs walk widely around my garden.
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