Wild Boar Hunting ...in Ontario

Ha Ha Ha I like this answer ...

Also maybe MNR introducing Wild boars quietly as the did with Cougars....
Also Bears are moving more south eating barley ...
and they are big eaters to ....
and the corn Bears love corn to ....Yes they not multi-lying as Wild boars...

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

First Pigs are like tanks with stomachs.
Second, I have some experience with these tank analogs.

The BBQ is hot and I am hungry.

LET THE GAMES BEGIN!

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They might be, I heard they have already completed reintroducing genetically modified Dire Wolves. These creatures have been spotted in the Bissett Creek area of Algonquin Park. They appear to be in the weight range of 100 - 150 kg (220- 330 pounds) . Currently there is no season for them but we definitely sleep with one eye open. :)

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Originally Posted by alfoldivandor

Ha Ha Ha I like this answer ...

Also maybe MNR introducing Wild boars quietly as the did with Cougars....
Also Bears are moving more south eating barley ...
and they are big eaters to ....
and the corn Bears love corn to ....Yes they not multi-lying as Wild boars...

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

They might be, I heard they have already completed reintroducing genetically modified Dire Wolves. These creatures have been spotted in the Bissett Creek area of Algonquin Park. They appear to be in the weight range of 100 - 150 kg (220- 330 pounds) . Currently there is no season for them but we definitely sleep with one eye open. :)

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ROFLMFAO! Now,that's funny right there. April 1 is still a few weeks away. You're a tad early.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

They might be, I heard they have already completed reintroducing genetically modified Dire Wolves. These creatures have been spotted in the Bissett Creek area of Algonquin Park. They appear to be in the weight range of 100 - 150 kg (220- 330 pounds) . Currently there is no season for them but we definitely sleep with one eye open. :)

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Hmmm... wonder if these guys will bring back Smilidon Fatalis too? In the world of genetics and DNA anything is possible... Hollywood made a movie about this stuff...[emoji2955][emoji1360][emoji1787]


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Originally Posted by Mr.Boiler

Hmmm... wonder if these guys will bring back Smilidon Fatalis too? In the world of genetics and DNA anything is possible... Hollywood made a movie about this stuff...[emoji2955][emoji1360][emoji1787]


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Always up for a big cat hunt. They say they were bigger then cave lions.

Ontario is a very good hunting ground ...
Lot of tax for the government ...
Just have to reintroduce more game ....

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

They might be, I heard they have already completed reintroducing genetically modified Dire Wolves. These creatures have been spotted in the Bissett Creek area of Algonquin Park. They appear to be in the weight range of 100 - 150 kg (220- 330 pounds) . Currently there is no season for them but we definitely sleep with one eye open. :)

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Ontario is a very good hunting ground ...
Lot of tax for the government ...
Just have to reintroduce more game ....

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

They might be, I heard they have already completed reintroducing genetically modified Dire Wolves. These creatures have been spotted in the Bissett Creek area of Algonquin Park. They appear to be in the weight range of 100 - 150 kg (220- 330 pounds) . Currently there is no season for them but we definitely sleep with one eye open. :)

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Just reviewed all 18 pages and I wouldn't want them here but would be willing to hunt them if they showed up.

If they are such a prevalent scourge down South for the ranch owners, I think someone here with contacts and experience, say in Texas or something, should organize an Ontario contingent to convoy down and help them out (for free that is). It sounds like there are enough here with interest.:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by canthitathing

Just reviewed all 18 pages and I wouldn't want them here but would be willing to hunt them if they showed up.

If they are such a prevalent scourge down South for the ranch owners, I think someone here with contacts and experience, say in Texas or something, should organize an Ontario contingent to convoy down and help them out (for free that is). It sounds like there are enough here with interest.:thumbup:

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Don't hold your breath on that "for free bit', that's the problem down there , not just Texas, most want big dollars to hunt on their grounds, unless you have some connections.

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Originally Posted by jaycee

Don't hold your breath on that "for free bit', that's the problem down there , not just Texas, most want big dollars to hunt on their grounds, unless you have some connections.

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From what I understood, most ranchers hire (PAY) hunters to come in to eradicate them...maybe some entrepreneurial types charge Canadians to hunt for them while they are being paid by the owner. HaHa..