Ups guy said he sees them south of me. Many miles, but it's the same river. Doesn't take a pig long to travel some miles.
Ups guy said he sees them south of me. Many miles, but it's the same river. Doesn't take a pig long to travel some miles.
From my experience with wild pigs over the last 20 years, they don't require much cover, but they are always looking for a food source. Ya'll have got the food, and I'm a little surprised they haven't infested that area yet. Our pigs here are very nomadic, and they will be on my place for a day or two to a week and be gone for a week or two or maybe even a month. They always come back though. I just deleted pig pictures from my game cam that were taken around midnight.
No. I just checked google maps, photo was taken 2300 feet south of the river - which is north of 33. my initial "2 miles" was a guestimate (which was way off)
I'm fairly close. If you need additional firepower, I'll be there in a jiffy. Those are undocumented pigs and we're going to draw the line right here.
LOL. agreed. My heart sank when I saw that it was a pig.
I wish that the wildlife department would allow the use of night vision to aid in getting rid of them
Can we at least institute a policy of don't ask don't tell?
Hogs have been "close" to you for years in that area depending on the definition of close. Highway 51/74 junction have had infestations for going on 10 years or better.
With special permission you can, but it's not easy.
