It's all very interesting. On one hand I would like to see them on the land I hunt on however if it lowers the deer population then no thanks! lol
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It's all very interesting. On one hand I would like to see them on the land I hunt on however if it lowers the deer population then no thanks! lol
I just look at it this way, if they arrive, that means there is something else that I can hunt and add to the dinner table!:goodstuff: very tasty.
So very small minded of youQuote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
https://www.producer.com/2018/07/wil...ys-researcher/
Last year's update on the wild boar situation in Saskatchewan and how it came to be.
And of your mind ?????, it is sooo large!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox
I,m just being pragmatic!
Yea I think 20-30 of these running around the farm wouldn't be a good thing...but that's a lot of meat !!Quote:
Originally Posted by bellerivercrossbowhunter
https://i.imgur.com/8kSp1KMl.jpg
Aerial Pic of crop damage done by Wild Hogs...
https://i.imgur.com/A1oMMrnl.jpg
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Originally Posted by MikePal
270Winchester is no good, need to step up to a 30-30 for them hogs...:joker::o
I doubt very much that you would see them as big as that around here, if they ever do get here.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
Even in Europe where they have been for many, many, years [the true Siberian Wild Boars ] they do not grow any where near that size.
No true wild boar do not get that big, but we are really talking about hybrid or feral hogs. We breed Domestic pigs to be as big as they can get and those genes are passed down to the ferals. Now add in endless food sources from crops, and you will get 300 to 500lbs pigs.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Not saying they are all going to be monsters, but as we shoot the dumb ones, the smarter ones have less litter mates to compete with.