Pigs for dinner

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Fill up the freezer

Destructive deer-eating 'super pigs' invade northern US from Canada | Blaze Media

Destructive "super pigs" from Canada are beginning to invade the U.S., threatening to add to the billions of dollars in damage already inflicted annually upon the nation by feral swine. Canadian bacon Dr. Ryan Brook, lead on the University of Saskatchewan's Canadian Wild Pig Research Project, ...

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[Remote Camper]

This guy is a Canadian Bacon Doctor???
MAN, Canada is crazy!


RC

 

[tinhorn]

The Duluth News Tribune noted that in Missouri, hunters once were able to go hog wild, shooting as many feral pigs as they could. Now the practice is prohibited.

Well, that seems counterproductive.

I seem to recall reading about a tax in colonial times. You could pay the tax with a certain type of dead bird. Kind of an enforced bounty program.
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[Asaltweapon]

Well, that seems counterproductive.

I seem to recall reading about a tax in colonial times. You could pay the tax with a certain type of dead bird. Kind of an enforced bounty program.
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I believe that the state of Maine has or had a bounty on coyotes.

 

[DJBrad]

I believe that the state of Maine has or had a bounty on coyotes.

Do they have waste and wanton laws like Ma though.

 

[Asaltweapon]

Do they have waste and wanton laws like Ma though.

Yes, they do indeed have that law in writing. I’m told they don’t kinda care about it much on “pests” or critters with no closed season. First time I heard about chasing coyotes on the lake with a snowmobile many years back. I wasn’t taking the chance of perforating one with my picked track.
Do that to anything else and god help ya.

 

[tinhorn]

Huh. When I lived in Oregon a hundred years ago, you just had to turn in the coyote ears.

 

[Chris M.]

Huh. When I lived in Oregon a hundred years ago, you just had to turn in the coyote ears.

How does a bunch of deaf coyotes help matters?

 

[timbo]

The Duluth News Tribune noted that in Missouri, hunters once were able to go hog wild, shooting as many feral pigs as they could. Now the practice is prohibited.

Well, that seems counterproductive.

I seem to recall reading about a tax in colonial times. You could pay the tax with a certain type of dead bird. Kind of an enforced bounty program.
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The MO law is true…to a point. If you see feral pigs on your property, you are allowed to shoot them. If they are on public land they are ”protected”.

 

[paul73]

such a stupid sensationalism, a 'super pig' my ass. it is just a crossbreed of a smaller local ones with european.

 

[Reptile]

such a stupid sensationalism, a 'super pig' my ass. it is just a crossbreed of a smaller local ones with european.

You think that is bad, wait till they start breeding with the African ones.

 

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