Not a photo shop....
- Thread starter litespeedhuskerfan_rivals19671
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Yep. I believe you are right... not photoshopped at all... but the dumpsters are mini dumpsters, just 2 feet tall.
That, they tell me, is a pig. Yikes.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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Wild hogs will get that big, which is exactly what those are. Within 90 days they will grow the "tusks" if domestic hogs go into the wild. Their reproduction rates are staggering. If a sow is killed, another sow in the area will claim the piglets in under half an hour. Wild pigs can outrun deer in the first 100 yards by a wide margin.
Sorry to go all "murderous, animal torturer, low-information voter, redneck, heartless bastard, gun toting, NRA loving idiot". Just had to drop in my 2 cents. Those things absolutely destoy habitat if left uncontrolled
Sorry to go all "murderous, animal torturer, low-information voter, redneck, heartless bastard, gun toting, NRA loving idiot". Just had to drop in my 2 cents. Those things absolutely destoy habitat if left uncontrolled
disappointed this wasn't a teacher gone bad...
I've shot two of them (not nearly that size). They are one tough animal and yes, are terrible on crops and habitat. They also taste very good if you get a younger sow...chops and sausage. Mmmmmm.
Down here this is what we call “target practice”. they run wild down here in the swamps and can destroy entire fields of sugar cane in days if not checked. Farmers usually will give out cash per hide.
Them and Nutria, they will let you hunt those two animals with elephant gun if you asked nice enough
If you guys are into that kind of thing check out mugshawtys on twitter. Thank me later.
Shooting them from helicopters has become a thing. Even the federal fish and wildlife guys are doing it. It's all likely a waste of time until they figure out a chemical/biological solution, but the problem is figuring out something that doesn't also kill bears.
Big problem down here in Loosiana. Friend of mine has 2 separate hog traps on his land. Tearing the hell outta his land. Averages 3 wild hogs a week. He's even domesticated several and started breeding em. I get lots of free bacon.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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I took a 420 pound Black Russian boar in Oklahoma a few years ago. Meat is pretty good for wild game
A word of warning though: If he does lay into you, it's best to just let him finish.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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Plus they also carry some very devastating diseases and can ruin acres of crop land.