Russian Boar Pet

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Originally Posted by fishhawk

How many people on here can honestly say, that if they where sitting in their tree stand or blind, and a wild or feral pig walked by you wouldn’t shoot it?

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I would probably be thinking how much anti bio tics or steroids has a vet pumped into this animal and how good would it be to eat?

I would shoot it without hesitation, how can anyone distinguish if its a pet or not. Regardless if its a pet or farmed hog, if they get out and cause damage to other farms the owner should be charged with a fine. Hogs are dangerous and invasive and we don't need them in Ontario. I don't feel bad for the family who lost there Hog, I feel bad for the guy who shot it and is getting harassed with nonsense .

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Originally Posted by tom gobble

I would shoot it without hesitation, how can anyone distinguish if its a pet or not. Regardless if its a pet or farmed hog, if they get out and cause damage to other farms the owner should be charged with a fine. Hogs are dangerous and invasive and we don't need them in Ontario. I don't feel bad for the family who lost there Hog, I feel bad for the guy who shot it and is getting harassed with nonsense .

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I wished they would invade Ontario in huge numbers. From what I've seen on the tube, looks like hunting them could make for a great time in the outdoors

Im not saying it wouldn't be fun to have the opportunity to hunt them in Ontario but the outcome of crop damage would be a problem not welcomed by our farmers

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

I wished they would invade Ontario in huge numbers. From what I've seen on the tube, looks like hunting them could make for a great time in the outdoors

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I would not hesitate to shoot it. It would be a tasty pleasure. And I would not be the least concerned about the owners feelings. (I might ask him over for dinner). People who own one have a huge responsibility to keep them securely corralled. We Do Not need them in Canada. I would go so far as to say it should be illegal to own them.

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Originally Posted by Roper

I would not hesitate to shoot it. It would be a tasty pleasure. And I would not be the least concerned about the owners feelings. (I might ask him over for dinner). People who own one have a huge responsibility to keep them securely corralled. We Do Not need them in Canada. I would go so far as to say it should be illegal to own them.

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If your fence will hold water, then it will hold pigs. Only thing I have ever seen a pig NEVER escape from is a freezer or Oven/BBQ.

So with that is mind own pet pigs at your own risk.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

I wished they would invade Ontario in huge numbers. From what I've seen on the tube, looks like hunting them could make for a great time in the outdoors

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I hope all the farmers who give you permission to hunt sees your opinion on one of the worse pest to a farm, both their crops and livestock.

If they see your post you may just lose your hunting land.

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Originally Posted by Fox

I hope all the farmers who give you permission to hunt sees your opinion on one of the worse pest to a farm, both their crops and livestock.

If they see your post you may just lose your hunting land.

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Pretty sure he was joking...be chill

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

I would probably be thinking how much anti bio tics or steroids has a vet pumped into this animal and how good would it be to eat?

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ever eat a hot dog at a ball game or order a pizza if you put that much thought into it youre sure to ruin your meal.

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Originally Posted by Deer Wrastler

ever eat a hot dog at a ball game or order a pizza if you put that much thought into it youre sure to ruin your meal.

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Yep. If you ever saw what goes into hot dogs,you'd never have them in your house let alone eat one. Picture mashed up lips,foreskins and arseholes. Bon Apetite! There,now,I've got my Thermos, rifle and shells,goin' road runnin' for 'yotes. Catch you later.