Yeah it has.Texas panhandle has been full of hogs for years now hasn't it?
Yeah it has.Texas panhandle has been full of hogs for years now hasn't it?
Absolutely.I have said this before and this is not a popular answer to rid a state of hogs but it works. First you must outlaw sport hunting of hogs. Then you must hire aerial hunters to come in and wipe them out.
So long as hunting hogs is legal there are hunters and outfitters that WANT to have hogs around, be it for money or for recreation. A significant number of people never truly want to see all the hogs eradicated. Take sport hunting away and they have no reason to keep them around. Again, not popular, but it works. I would argue it is the ONLY way to rid a state of hogs.
I have said this before and this is not a popular answer to rid a state of hogs but it works. First you must outlaw sport hunting of hogs. Then you must hire aerial hunters to come in and wipe them out.
So long as hunting hogs is legal there are hunters and outfitters that WANT to have hogs around, be it for money or for recreation. A significant number of people never truly want to see all the hogs eradicated. Take sport hunting away and they have no reason to keep them around. Again, not popular, but it works. I would argue it is the ONLY way to rid a state of hogs.
the area that I seen this pig they had to moved in in the last 2 years because I have spent countless hours deer hunting, quail hunting, turkey hunting, fishing and working in that area for 10 years and never seen a pig or pig sign.Texas panhandle has been full of hogs for years now hasn't it?
Im pretty sure that wont work either.
I have heard if you can cut the ears off boars, the dogs can't get a hold of em as easy and its hard on dogs.When I was growing up in east Texas in the 70's and 80's, there were no hogs, and when my parents moved to their new place in the early 90's, there were no hogs. In 1998, we started seeing signs, and my brother and I trapped our first group (3 sows in the trap with boar "hanging around" outside it). We killed them all, and the signs disappeared. When the guy that hunted beside our place heard we killed the pigs, he got majorly pissed, and rumor was that he had turned the pigs out to have something to hunt in the off season.
I tell this story to say hogs will NEVER be eradicated, because there are dumbasses like that guy who turn them out. The other problem (in east TX) is that dog hunters aren't killing the hogs they catch. They are castrating the boar and notching ears on sows and turning them loose to be able to hunt them again.
I have heard if you can cut the ears off boars, the dogs can't get a hold of em as easy and its hard on dogs.
I have heard if you can cut the ears off boars, the dogs can't get a hold of em as easy and its hard on dogs.
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