Hi Dengen, there is always more than one, my way of counting is to observe the poo! More poo, more hogs, my experience is that each hog does a poo in or near the feeding station, so count them, and using your compooter
calculate the approximate number. By the way youngsters do little poos, big males do big poos 🙂 The problem is sometimes they make more than one visit so you have to do a bit of guestimation.
Geoff
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